Sentence examples for get out of confinement from inspiring English sources
Her personal regeneration, from bombing victim to Paralympian, began at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, where the founder of sports for the disabled, Dr. Ludwig Guttmann, used competitive activity to encourage veterans with spinal cord injuries and amputated limbs to get out of confinement.
Two days after Kenneth Kimes confessed to dumping the body of a missing socialite at a New Jersey construction site, claiming not to remember the town, law enforcement officials said the vague admission may have been a ploy to get out of solitary confinement.
One day he got too high on his own supply and they threw his drunk ass into solitary confinement, where a man who was sentenced to die convinced him of the obvious: Jail sucks, get out.
Jacobs still hasn't gotten out of solitary confinement.
One former prisoner I spoke to, for example, recalled being put in solitary confinement for petty annoyances like refusing to get out of the shower quickly enough.
The second (CONFINEMENT) shows her, with bloody fingers, struggling to get out of a cage.
After the protests two years ago, corrections officials promised to use new criteria in placing inmates in solitary confinement and to create a process by which inmates could get out of isolation.
"Worse still is the fact that for many of these men, the real damage only becomes apparent when they get out of this environment," said Craig W. Haney, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and an expert on the effects of solitary confinement, who led the study.
