Sentence examples for jail counting from inspiring English sources

The brazen escape occurred shortly after 5 a.m. but due to shortcomings in the jail counting system, the disappearance was not discovered until an evening count more than 15 hours later.

Neither the Sheriff's Department nor the union would provide a copy of the jail count policy to The Times.

Caesar had never been to prison but had spent five days in the D.C. jail, not counting the time there before and during the trial.

The basic details of Sabbie's death, one of more than 800 jail deaths counted by The Huffington Post in the year after Sandra Bland died in jail on July 13 , 2015 wouldn't normally raise much suspicion.

"There are so many people alone, people in hospitals, in jail, who count on a certain reassurance".

Despite the risks of pursuing a trade which may put him in jail, Zeki counts himself lucky to have a source of income in a region where experts estimate that more than half of the young labour force migrate westward, in search of employment in the construction and tourism sector.

They were dealing with a returning student who had been to jail for armed robbery; counting the students at risk of failing and having to go to summer school; drawing up a $7.7 million spending plan; teaching English to students from Pakistan, Russia and Haiti.

When it comes to Ontario officers who've been charged with second degree murder or manslaughter, Brauti has a perfect record of keeping cops out of jail and he's counting on that record to remain intact, even with video evidence of Sammy's violent death.

The man, John Brek, spent 29 days in jail, which was counted as time served on a lesser charge after the local authorities deemed that he was not a threat.

The three Satyam executives Mr. Kumar represents are being held in a Hyderabad jail on counts of forgery, breach of trust and cheating.

Fire officials had been counting on the county jail fire crews for help.