Sentence examples for become prison from inspiring English sources

After graduating at the top of their class, Barb and Kristi become prison guards at the county jail, earning $16.47 an hour.

Most of the dead were cadets training to become prison service officers, whose bus was caught in the flames on Thursday as they were traveling north to help evacuate a prison threatened by the blaze.

She had been traveling behind a busload of cadets training to become prison service officers, who had been sent north to help evacuate a prison threatened by the blaze.

Some straight, incarcerated men become prison gay.

Then there are hillside mansions, with panoramic river views, that become prisons in winter.

JZ: This risks turning PCs into gated communities that can too easily become prisons patrolled by a single warden.

But the bricks and mortar that many of us regard as our homes can all too easily become prisons.

Because of this fear, agoraphobics map out safe zones (their homes, usually) and retreat into private worlds, which can become prisons.

But Mr. Colson, who found Jesus shortly before entering prison, remade himself as a free man, in 1976 founding what became Prison Fellowship, the world's largest Christian outreach to prisoners.

A few former ferries became prison dormitories for Rikers Island.

He also coaches prison sports teams, umpires games and recently became prison softball league commissioner.