Sentence examples for prison living from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dillard is now out of prison, living with his wife and two children in California.

Manstein and his wife moved several times after his release from prison, living in Essen and Bonn for a time before settling into a new house near Munich in 1958.

Oliva pleaded guilty to the robbery he had been brought in on, and a year later was out of prison, living in a halfway house on a work release program.

Most participants identified life transitions (e.g., moving, release from prison, living in transitional housing) as being the root cause of their lack of attachment.

This study included only male participants and may not be applicable to the social capital of women in prison living with HCV.

The film was partly an attempt to reform the country's criminal and penal laws and improve prison living conditions.

A place where many people convicted of serious crimes go unpunished, and those in prison live out a brutalised existence.

Women in prison live closer to these things than the average female actor does.

Her "Fragile — Eggs" depository now rested beside a concave orange-brown couch in the small home where her father, disabled by a stroke after leaving prison, lived.

He closed a university and turned it into a prison, lived through a plane crash, and showed up for just about every natural disaster that hit the state.

Some, it is true, work "off the books"; but many receive disability insurance, are in prison, live on spouses' or partners' incomes, or have otherwise given up looking for a job.