Sentence examples for a sort of prison from inspiring English sources

In the later stages of the film, as the Ecuadorian embassy becomes his home, and then a sort of prison, we see Assange's pseudo-celebrity creep into effect.

I look out for signs that the place is a pressurised hothouse for its employees; a sort of prison with soft-play walls.

By doing this, we are setting ourselves up in a sort of prison that disconnects us from the rest of the world.

Or indeed here, which looks like a sort of prison cell you might design to keep someone whose only contact each day is a small grey meal being hand-pushed through to them in that hatch, and then, on alternate days, blasted with cold water from a high pressure hose?

These performers aren't in any sort of prison, and participation, with a few extreme exceptions, is entirely optional.

Either way, life in any sort of prison isn't likely to be a breeze.

Set in a sort of sporting prison camp players have to successfully complete a series of heading tests, using just the requisite body movement to control the ball into a variety of tests and targets.

The empire, as it is seen in abundant legislation for the period of Diocletian and beyond into the 5th century, has been called a "military dictatorship" or even a sort of totalitarian prison, in which every inhabitant had his own cell and his own shackles.

Rumors of a sort of virtual prison have finally been confirmed by the site's developers, who explain that suspended users are transported to "The Corn Field," a bizarre, dark prison that contains rows of corn, a tractor and a television set running the 1940 film "Boy in Court," about a troubled teenager on probation trying to avoid a life of crime.

It's a sort of voluntary prison.

There is this idea that the shoes you work in are a sort of stiff prison and the person who has special shoes or slippers for the office knows this most of all.