Sentence examples for off the jail from inspiring English sources

Reporters and photographers will be kept off the jail grounds tomorrow, Undersheriff Denzler said, adding, "I'm not having this place turned into a circus".

How can they possibly belong in the same place, the haunting face of former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky being hauled off the jail and the joyful celebrations of the A's and Giants having salvaged their playoff series?

In another twist of fate, Strangeways had received a glowing report from the Prisons Inspectorate just one week before the lid blew off the jail.

On Tuesday, legislators and some of Mr. Levy's top aides faced off on the jail.

In response, you need to slow down your play and focus on holding off areas inside of the jail where the opposition will not be able to find you as easily.

Later, another worker showed up and began permanently taking off the word "jail" and the fake bars, which appeared stenciled into the play set, with steel wool and paint remover.

They say that smaller prisons could be financed by selling off the Victorian jails that lie on expensive city-centre land.

Jacobson had gradually been shaving off his mustache in the jail, so that by May 31, there was hardly anything left.

When black students in Birmingham were being carted off to jail, the executive director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference famously said, "Negro children will get a better education in five days in jail than in five months in a segregated school".

Dalton Trumbo, Ring Lardner Jr. and other members of the Hollywood 10 had just been hustled off to jail, the penalty for refusing, in 1947, to answer questions about joining the Communist Party.

She was hauled off to jail the year after Jackson electrified the campus with his first presidential run in 1984.