Sentence examples similar to looking prisons from inspiring English sources

We did go to Montreal and we found a great looking prison - some of them are quite beautiful, very imposing.

As I travelled to Harmondsworth – a depressing looking, prison like building next to Heathrow airport – Sayed Ahmed al-Wadaei, a prominent young Bahraini activist also in exile in London made anxious telephone calls to lawyers in the back of the car.

There will no longer be an independent personality looking at prisons, but simply a deputy to a chief inspector who will be in charge of everything.

When we are looking at prison, the role of the Prison Service is to try to hold people safely in detention – that is not the core role of the UK Border Agency".

"Those minimal places look like prisons to me," he said.

At the rear, the lower classes live in dark metal cars that look like prisons.

On previous Siberian journeys, I had looked for prisons, without much success.

There's no incentive for anyone in society to look at prisons for the failure that they are.

A source said: "He will be given a brief to look at prisons, sentencing and criminal justice".

"There is a danger that with budgets under threat, public sector organisations will look to prisons for cheaper outsourcing options.

Or look at prisons, which as part of the ministry of justice have come under huge pressure in the past five years and are in for more.