Sentence examples for jail b from inspiring English sources
I've joked with friends and family that I planned my return ticket for three days after the march to: A) get out of jail; B) get out of the hospital, or C) to visit museums.
"They are fucking in that jail," B-More says.
Housed in one of the island's newer jails, the Bing has four hundred cells, each about twelve feet by seven.
Mike Rolfe said trouble flared after the prisoners arrived at the category B jail from the Midlands.
Cruise said he quit the Category B jail because he felt it was "physically unsafe to work in this prison".
Williams's setting is a Category B jail: the kind that neither the screws nor the prisoners want to end up in.
The figure is higher than the government's original estimate of £385 a night and far higher than the £77-a-night average cost of keeping a male prisoner in a category B jail.
When the three prisons were combined into one category B jail, holding about 1,700 inmates, it was said the move would save more than £1m a year.
The four prisons listed for immediate closure are Blundeston, a male category-C prison in Suffolk; Dorchester, a category-B jail that holds young adults in west Dorset; Northallerton, a male category-C prison in North Yorkshire and which dates back to 1783, and Reading, which opened in 1844 and was immortalised by Wilde in The Ballad of Reading Gaol.
The three-story cellhouse included the main four blocks of the jail, A-Block, B-Block, C-Block, and D-Block, the warden's office, visitation room, the library, and the barber shop.
