Sentence examples for prison of the from inspiring English sources
During a standard day the prisoners would be counted 13 times, and the ratio of prisoners to guards was the lowest of any American prison of the time.
One hundred and fifty years ago, a prisoner in what was considered the remotest and harshest prison of the Ottoman Empire foresaw and wrote extensively about this epic transition in human society.
Plato called the body the prison of the soul.
Their first stop was Abu Ghraib, site of the prison of the same name.
"China remains a prison of the mind: prosperity without liberty," he writes.
And a chance to heave themselves away from the prison of the canyon floor.
Liberate us from the prison of the Small Wooden House, and let us roam free.
His anger defies the prison of stone, the limits of the sculptor's art.
They are now at the prisons of the FSA.
Unlike the prisons of the tsars, the lagers of Soviet Siberia (or Soviet anywhere) were virtually escape-proof.
To be labeled "asocial" was dangerous, and punks disappeared into the prisons of the Stasi, the East German secret police.
