Sentence examples for a sort of jail from inspiring English sources
It was a vexing strategy: Music, the one thing Mr. Bieber should be given free rein in, was turned into a sort of jail, one that now extends to the arenas of the world on the Purpose Tour.
The handcrafted jail — any sort of jail — makes an insupportable setting for scenes from the life of Katharine Hepburn.
But in terms of social content, he had a double function: he represented the ideal of individualist freedom pushed into a sort of inescapable jail by the closing of the frontier and the coming of the big corporations.
During the high season, "for almost eight months, we are living in a sort of golden jail without the possibility to take some time just for us," he said.
Others are like Carmine Agnello, the elder Mr. Gotti's son-in-law, who was charged with arson and extortion but was denied bail in June even though he offered to transform his $4 million Long Island home into a comfortable sort of jail.
So I had to leave the country in a bit of a hurry.? As he had predicted years earlier, his engineering degree acted as a sort of ?get out of jail free?
Plastics have functioned as a sort of get-out-of-jail-free card, sustaining our materials culture as it grew beyond the bounds of traditional natural resources.
Retaining the Beta notation in the logo gives the company a sort of get-out-of-jail-free card when problems occur.
Those found guilty will have to serve time in some sort of jail, although less than they might ordinarily get.
In other contexts, face tattoos get pigeonholed into representing either some sort of jail or gang affiliation.
