Sentence examples for prison cell bars from inspiring English sources
The production, directed by Michael Cavanagh, employs a set by Ron Kadri in which an eerie ambiguity is created by the use of prison cell bars that also look like the ornate iron gates to a private chapel in a Spanish cathedral.
The girl's father recoiled, and Teacher Fei wondered if the daughter knew that her father already lived in a prison cell, its bars invisible to the people in the street.
When her commanding colonel sent a soldier to repaint the door a flat blue, Marsha redecorated her living quarters to resemble a prison cell with bars on the window.
A third risk comes in older prisons that still have cell bars, but these are usually clearly visible to prison officers so not often used.
Azalea and Jennifer Hudson kicked off the show with a jail-themed performance: Azalea was dressed as an inmate and Hudson as a police officer as they performed Trouble with a set design that included bathroom stalls and a prison cell with laser light bars.
Do you ever stare at your cubicle walls and see the bars of a prison cell?
In Terminator 2, that's the sound the film-makers used when the liquid T-1000 walked straight through the bars of a prison cell.
Every painting trails its own question: what did Richter think about the Baader Meinhof gang when he painted the famous images of Gudrun Ensslin hanging from the bars of her prison cell?
They look like the bars to a prison cell, and they are opened only during changeovers and between sets, forming an unfortunate and large fan jail for those who need to use the restroom.
In its most memorable set-piece, Charles Bickford's convicted murderer and Kay Johnson's socialite trade marriage-of-convenience vows through the bars of his prison cell, while nearby another convict (played by the singer Russ Columbo) croons a doleful love ballad about "this strange happiness" and an off-screen work party hammers away at Bickford's gallows.
Basically, unless you're reading this through the bars of a prison cell in Burma, their living situation is roughly 50 times worse than you'll likely ever experience.
