Sentence examples for prison from the from inspiring English sources

The award-winning journalist Ted Conover, for example, captures the tense reality of a maximum security prison from the perspective of both prisoners and guards in his compelling memoir Newjack.

The Bastille was used as a state prison from the 17th century.

Aamer likened Guantanamo to Azkaban, the prison from the "Harry Potter" stories, "where there's no happiness".

The next year, the city bought the prison from the state for about $1.4 million£1.1m1m).

Such construction cannot begin until the federal government buys the prison from the State of Illinois.

In September, he was sent to a Canadian prison from the American military prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

He was then sent to the same Franklin County prison from which the two most recent escapes occurred.

Almost everyone is accepting that the Electoral College is a prison from which the American people cannot escape.

In "Once Upon a Time" our world is a frightening prison from which the mostly innocent supernatural characters must escape; the stars are women.

At the same time, preservationists became advocates for saving prisons from the wrecking ball.

"Shutting off the prisons from the federal courts is something that the nation is going to greatly regret," he said.