Sentence examples for prison onto from inspiring English sources

Skid row's mentally ill: Why was a mentally ill man released from prison onto the streets of skid row in downtown L.A.? And what were police supposed to do when they encountered him March 1?

The book begins in 1980 with a concise history of the Mariel boatlift, in which Jimmy Carter opened the gates of freedom to Cuban refugees and Fidel Castro outfoxed him by disgorging pretty much the entire population of his most rancid prisons onto the streets of Miami.

But then a man in Blackpool gets charged and fined for flicking three baked beans out through his prison bars onto a corrections officer's shirt, and you think: 'Actually, I don't think prison is for me.

As mental health facilities closed across the nation, our mentally ill were forced into jails, prisons and onto the streets - often without their medication.

The bill, which passed both houses in June, would also have required judges to tack five additional years onto prison terms for a felony assault on a driver and instated a mandatory two-year minimum for misdemeanor assaults.

Rather than smear excrement on their own cells, most of them are throwing it out onto prison landings.

The prison drifted back onto the world's television screens this last week, a backdrop once again to the spy games spun between the United States and Russia.

It may seem out of a judge's jurisdiction to tack homework onto prison time, but Tolley's compliance made all the difference, legal experts said.

The official inquiry into the escape placed most of the blame onto prison staff, who in turn blamed the escape on political interference in the running of the prison.

Ralph and Bart enter the prison to retrieve the key, and in the process stumble onto a room housing an old electric chair.

Five prisoners escaped from a maximum security prison in Ponce after clambering onto a roof, where a helicopter landed to sweep them away.