Sentence examples for comfortable prisoner from inspiring English sources

Alexis Taylor, the group's lead singer, performed in a striped onesie, looking like a comfortable prisoner who had been released for the night to provide choirboy vocals.

The commonest motives were, it seems, revenge for the death of friends or relatives, and jealousy of the prisoner's trip to a comfortable prison camp in England".

"The Constitution doesn't require a comfortable prison, but it requires a safe and humane prison," said Scott Medlock, director of the prisoners' rights program at the Texas Civil Rights Project, which is representing the former South Texas inmate who sued prison officials.

The suspect's arms, legs, and feet would be bound to the chair, making it safer for the officer and more comfortable for the prisoner.

Most of the geriatric prisoners are comfortable with a little Social Security money and some food stamps.

However, it appeared that prisoners were comfortable with the presence of the CARATs worker and in most cases appeared to have already established a degree of rapport with either an individual officer or the CARATs team in general.

Justice Secretary Chris Grayling is set to introduce a series of proposals that will seek to make British prisons slightly less comfortable for inmates – starting by taking away prisoners' access to video game consoles and Sky TV.

And the artists have made models of some of his fellow prisoners' inventions for making prison life more comfortable.

He was later transferred to Langi Kal Kal prison, which he said was too comfortable, with good food and grounds where prisoners could take a 5km walk.

Campo 12 was a prison camp for officers of general and brigadier rank and the prisoners were held under more comfortable conditions than soldiers of lesser rank.

Naujokas said Serco should spend more of its own money "making prisoners lives and detention centres more comfortable, rather than cutting corners".