Sentence examples for private cell from inspiring English sources

Officials said he would be given a private cell but no other special treatment.

Henry's family had tried to arrange for a private cell, but none were available.

But there were good things about not being in a private cell, too.

"So, it may not be wrong to initiate a private cell phone conversation while sitting in a public place, but from the looks of it, it is inconsiderate".

Now moviegoing — expensive and rare — is undertaken with a devotional rigor, and the casual side of watching movies is found mainly in private (cell phones on trains).

We got a call Friday from a reader named Paul Redmond that The Post had accidentally published Defense Secretary Jim Mattis's private cell phone number.

He had his secretary contact the professor's secretary to get the professor's private cell-phone number, and joked — or maybe only half joked — that he'd be willing to sleep with the professor if that would help.

Inside, diners are ensconced in dimly lit private cells, curtained off by bamboo blinds and connected by shadowy stone-slab-and-pebble walkways.

On either side were small private cells, each with a tatami floor, a futon, a television, a toilet, a sink and a large suitcase for personal possessions.

The very disappearance of phone booths -- those private cells for the whisperings of lovers and conspirators -- serves the mentality of crowds, where ubiquitously public cell phones announce confidential assignations to the teeming streets.

The Alimony Club moved in 1927 to a former police station at 434 West 37th Street (described as "eight fine private cells and dormitories for 60 persons").