Sentence examples for is in a dungeon from inspiring English sources

Determined, he locks himself in the small bottom drawer of a dressing chest and, immediately "overcome with the horror of being a prisoner," innocently fantasizes that he is in a dungeon he remembers from one of his aunt's mid-Victorian novels.

"I was in a dungeon," Paul said.

One particularly brutal imprisonment was in a dungeon at Lahore Fort, this city's Mughal-era citadel.

Timothie Bright's 1613 description of the effect of excessive black bile – "which shut up the hart as it were in a dungeon of obscurity, causeth manie fearfull fancies … whereby we are in heaviness, sit comfortless, feare distrust, doubt dispaire, and lament, when no cause requireth it" – is as good a picture of depression as I know it as any I've heard or read.

"When I looked in her eyes, it looked like she'd been in a dungeon for days and days.

So if you are in a dungeon or the mall, beacons can be pretty helpful in transmitting custom messages or advertisements directly to a person's mobile device.

I swore I was gonna stop reviewing metal records; they all make me feel like I'm in a Dungeons & Dragons club filled with tattooed Justin Biebers.

Two gigantic black women were in a dungeon-themed room, one in chains while the other went to town on her junk.

Her dungeon is in a fairly old red brick building in a busy neighborhood in Manhattan.

It makes you feel like you're in a dark dungeon, like you're in the trap itself".

There's always one loudmouth who's got a better story than anyone else's; one complainer for whom nothing is quite good enough; one bad drunkand you may find yourself feeling as trapped as if you were in a Turkish dungeon.