Sentence examples for little prison from inspiring English sources

It felt like in a little prison".

"I got very excited, I took my shirt off, and I scratched myself with my little prison name tag.

The state claims that releasing any more inmates would be a threat to public safety, as if the problem were too little prison space.

Herr Frank, the director of the prison where Gabriel is to spend his jail term, arrives to personally escort "Herr von Eisenstein" to his "cozy little prison".

The Wounded, radical Naipaul burns with rage at the cramped, colonial horizon of his father's life, and seeks to defend his accomplishments against the colonist's metropolitan sneers, but the conservative Wounder has got beyond the little prison of Trinidad, and now sees, with the colonist's eye and no longer the colonial's, the littleness of that imprisonment.

Today's caregivers are likely to find themselves peculiarly alone, exiles from the busy, heedless life around them in what the writers in this book variously call "a black hole of time and energy," a "Black Balloon," "our own little prison," "Planet Autism" and "this unfamiliar country with different weathers, different rules".

But after six dry nights, I was feeling immune, as if I were trapped in my own little prison-bubble of celibacy wherever I went in this Eurotrash porn dungeon.

"Little prisons on wheels," Georgia suggests, to which H responds, "Little confessionals on wheels.

The human brain can put us into little prisons that say my life is nothing else.

On "Catch" the crab fishermen who make their living in the Pacific serve up a tableau of unshaven, unwashed, cigarette-stained, all-American masculinity that is a little like prison — only with less sex and more foul weather gear.

But there was one thing that struck me and has fundamentally influenced all my political views since then – how little the prison and its staff cared about either him or me.