Sentence examples for made prison from inspiring English sources

Trapped in a personally made prison, with the human race demanding you be a poster boy and role model.

"The governor has made prison overcrowding one of his key issues this legislative session," said Dean Pagani, the governor's spokesman.

In those years, said Franklin Zimring, director of the Earl Warren Legal Institute at the University of California, public pressure to get tough on crime made prison budgets virtually untouchable.

Mr. Geoghan's celebrity -- he was the priest whose malfeasance ignited the sexual abuse scandal in the Catholic Church -- should have made prison officials all the more careful about his placement.

It's time to work!" Cruz made "prison coffee," using a hot pot to heat the water and a sock to filter the brew, which he poured into a thermos and sent to Hamilton on a "line," made from a sheet.

When the result was announced just before midnight, some politicians made prison bars with their fingers and there were chants of "Fora Cunha!" ("Cunha out!") in the chamber, which less than six months ago rang with praise from his supporters after he oversaw the first impeachment vote against Rousseff.

Violent inmates made prisons more dangerous.

The law's supporters say it allows more flexibility in running prisons, and eliminates requirements that have made prisons more expensive and difficult to administer.

And the artists have made models of some of his fellow prisoners' inventions for making prison life more comfortable.

The International Committee of the Red Cross began making prison visits here in May 1999 and some prisoners now have access to reading material.

They have previously stated that their goal is to make prison administrations know that "they cannot just treat prisoners as they want with impunity".