Sentence examples for given a change of clothes from inspiring English sources
Throughout their imprisonment, he said, the detainees were never given a change of clothes.
But a certain kind of event, popular in continental Europe, has been lacking here: the experimental club-cultural festival like Berlin's CTM or Krakow's Unsound where beats pound arrhythmically, the phrase "modular synthesis" is spoken confidently, and anyone not wearing black is presumably kept outside in a holding pen to be given a change of clothes.
Deposited here in a strange land, Mr. Sutyagin was given a change of clothes and $3,000, then left to his own devices, a modern-day Rip Van Winkle emerging from the cold isolation of a remote prison near the Arctic to find a dizzying new world.
For the first 30 days, he was forced to wear handcuffs, and, until his release on 22 June, following 51 interrogations in which he was accused of "inciting subversion of state power", he was never given a change of clothes.
For a week, he was not even given a change of clothes or sheets.
Staffers have detailed how detainees were not given a change of clothes or shower shoes for weeks in the disarray of their sudden arrival ― worsening conditions for the spread of infectious disease.
Detective Mooney told Mr. Tarloff they would give him a change of clothes, because they had to take the clothes he was wearing.
The crew of the Panamanian-flagged vessel rescued him and gave him a change of clothes and water to drink.
He takes the Tramp back to his mansion and gives him a change of clothes.
By December 2011, evidently frustrated at Hekmati's refusal to say he was a American spy, his captors moved him to the Parsian Esteghlal International Hotel, gave him a change of clothes, food and cigarettes, and told him he would be released after being interviewed for a training video for the Iranian Intelligence Ministry.
