Sentence examples for for its prison from inspiring English sources

For reasons that are hard to articulate, some of us preferred Brixton when, as a recent Esquire article sensitively recalled, it was "run down and only famous for its prison".

Mordovia is a region dotted with lakes that is chiefly known for its prison camps dating back to the Stalin era.

The modern settlement adjacent to Palmyra – Tadmur – is most famous for its prison, where thousands of often political dissidents were held in brutal conditions.

He served in Baghdad and Abu Ghraib, a city infamous for its prison, located twenty miles west of the capital, with the Third Brigade, First Armor Division, First Battalion, for one year beginning in April 2003.

Mrs. Hobley was a student at the University of Illinois when her church group adopted Mr. Hobley for its prison ministry, writing letters and visiting in groups of three.

Though I longed for the meatballs that were making everyone at Frankies swoon, I dove into the V.I.P. lounge, where Soho House had set up Cecconi's in a posh, upholstered room that could have been anywhere but a tent on an island best known for its prison mental hospital.

The only way for California to satisfy Constitutional standards for its prisons is to reduce the number of inmates and improve the mental health care in those institutions without delay.

Poland doesn't look like much of a prospect — the Foreign Minister said that detainees speaking "exotic languages" weren't right for its prisons (and Poland's last effort to be helpful about detainees — letting the Bush Administration hold people in secret prisons there — was wrong for all concerned).

That means it's about marriage, its lonelinesses and gloom, and the way longing for freedom from its prison can inspire thoughts of murder.

Since it was founded in December 2006, WikiLeaks has exposed internal memos about the dumping of toxic material off the African coast, the membership rolls of a racist British party, and the American military's manual for operating its prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

Aside from the fact that CCA is a private corporation whose driving goal is to fill more prison beds because that is how it generates revenue for its shareholders, prison guards are neither qualified, nor legally entitled, to take part in law enforcement activities.