用“prison”造句大全，prison造句
He is wearing an orange prison jumpsuit and lying on a prison bunk.
In the prison chapel, Lincoln gazes up at the chaplain.
If convicted, they face a maximum penalty of five years in prison for the conspiracy charge and 20 years in prison on the export violation charge.
Now that he was disabled, his house had become a prison to him.
So, the ICRC was obviously still in contact with the prison authorities of Myanmar.
A white supremacist prison gang member's been detained and another is still being sought for questioning in connection with the death last month of Colorado prison Chief Tom Clements.
Zoos in earlier days were only small and narrow prison cages, animals inside could almost not move around.
Mr Siti was fortunate in only being made to leave; one of his colleagues was deported to Iraq and spent the next 20 years in Abu Ghraib prison.
Some 132 of the party’s deputies declined to take their oath in protest against a court decision to keep two of their elected colleagues in prison.
I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.
Some of the survivors, many of whom are now in their 80s, wore their prison uniform caps to the ceremony, where a choir sang a song written by two inmates that became a secret and unofficial anthem.
Currently China has a three-tier medical network within the reform- through-labour system consisting of the provincial central hospital, the prison or reform-through-labour institution hospital and the basic clinic. Altogether there are 2, 944 medical institutions of various kinds.
The prison gates clanged shut.
He is send to prison for perjury.
She was sent to prison for blackmail.
If convicted, he faces up to 121 years in prison.
Twelve former prison guards in Texas had been indicted for sleeping with female prisoners, while a juvenile prison in Louisiana lost its contract after the U.
Like with prison, we feel trapped, hopeless, and doomed to a life we don't want.
Each prison does, however, have the discretion to choose programmes which have a "proven" track record in reducing reoffending".
Tbilisi city court has an acquittal rate of less than 1%. The prison population is three times what it was in 2003.
The wood-sawyer, who was a little man with a redundancy of gesture (he had once been a mender of roads), cast a glance at the prison, pointed at the prison, and putting his ten fingers before his face to represent bars, peeped through them jocosely.
From the age of two, a friend of mine went with his mother every month to the Abu Salim prison, hoping in vain to see his father, who was imprisoned there.
What about prison etiquette?
The prison library is an odd place.
Authorities investigate and monitor prison and detention center conditions.
The prison prepared a last meal of macaroni, cornbread and salad, but he turned it down.
Worse, Miller and Mackey described a prison rife with awkward tension, lovers' quarrels, and public displays of affection.
Using cities as locks in this military prison, the Japanese built connecting ditches along railways and roads, twenty feet wide and to the depth of moats.
You will begin by descending deeper into the depths: expulsion, crime and prison - nothing really to do with being gay, but everything to do with love and your inability to cope with it.
a prison for forced laborers.
In Kenya, convicted pirates can face life in prison.
Yet even with the Windows open, my home office feels like a prison.
Jebali spent nearly two decades in prison for being a member of al-Nahda under the old dictatorship.
When I was in the prison, I did not see him. So I asked the warden to help me give him a piece of paper where I wrote: you used to be very busy, but now you can have time to master a foreign language.
What did we do in prison?
S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, where tales of the young wizard and mysteries by Agatha Christie top the list of most popular books, a prison librarian said on Tuesday.
The next evening, at 6 p.m., he was shot dead by James Earl Ray, a chronically disaffected, convicted armed robber who had escaped from prison about a year earlier.
He was sent to prison for cooking the books.
Whoever takes deposits from people illegally or in disguised form and disrupts financial order shall be sentenced to not more than three years in prison or criminal detention.
A preliminary investigation indicated that the inmates — in collusion with prison workers — escaped through the service entrance for vehicles belonging to prison staff members.
Why are these people in prison?
Rules concerning corporate governance or the environment are often impossible to understand, yet breaking them can land you in prison.
After many years in which successive democratic governments in Argentina either could not or would not seek justice for the dark years of military rule, there are now strong moves by President Kirchner to find answers and put some of the killers and torturers in prison.
