Sentence examples for latest prison from inspiring English sources
The latest prison breakout includes, it is said, many senior terrorists, including a number who had been sentenced to death.
His latest prison term ended in January when he was released from a city jail after serving three months.
And his latest, Prison Time, details the sex – consensual or otherwise – the prostitution, the pimping and the equal, loving relationships behind bars.
A federal judge sentenced Emanuel Goffer to three years in prison on Friday, the latest prison term handed down in the government's sweeping investigation of insider trading at hedge funds.
When Arnaldo Otegi finished his latest prison sentence two months ago, 10,000 people crowded San Sebastián's velodrome to welcome the veteran Basque separatist leader home and listen to a speech he had prepared over six and a half years.
And Sheriff Harder was just one of the 2,000 sheriffs, wardens and correctional officers at the American Jail Association's annual gathering to attend workshops, share ideas and see the latest prison products.
I had recently gotten a hold of her band's latest EP Prison to Prison and was liking it a lot.
The latest in prison gear got a workout — body armor, shields, riot helmets, smoke bombs, gas masks.
But Mark Morris, the co-founder of the British video-game developer Introversion Software, stresses that his company's latest release, Prison Architect, is intended to provoke thought.
The latest Taliban prison raid, on the outskirts of the central city of Ghazni, comes after setbacks for the government in different parts of the country and deadly attacks in Kabul which have dashed hopes for peace talks.
Cambridge Art Skool and then in the war camooflaging pill-boxes as haystacks, how about sum more straw round the doorway, perhaps a dunghill outside, how artistick feel free.A mistery voyage to Singapore then followed drawing all the way, but then come the Japs invading, Boom KABOOM!! ack-ack-ack-ack-ack, motorbikes roring by, urum-urum-urum-uraaaaaa, too late, into prison camp, still drawing.
