Sentence examples for shower privileges from inspiring English sources

He enumerated the deprivations — no phone calls, even with family; no visits; limited shower privileges; lousy hygiene products — and wrote, "So life isn't looking pretty bright for me at this present moment".

An air handler ventilating the dormitory, an industrial fan and a rooftop purge fan — in addition to extra shower privileges and ice water three times a day — increased the level of comfort in the C-8 dorm, the state's lawyers argued.

Officials at the 34 prisons operated by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's (CDCR) have responded by restricting inmates' shower privileges, ability to flush their cells' toilets, and access to clean clothes, according to interviews with inmates.

It is plainly unfair that London is showered with privileges, with disproportionate transport grants, a puny local tax base and a cultural plutocracy.

Its actors were showered with privileges and comforts, were allowed to travel abroad and could rest in government sanitariums for as long as they could lend their art to the purposes of the Bolshevik state.

After all, she added, "I showed them my breasts, not my member!" To Volochkova and her fans, the cancellation of her birthday broadcast was reminiscent of the days of the Soviet Union when official Party artists were showered with privilege while the blacklisted foundered, were arrested, or, like Joseph Brodsky, were forced into exile.

Naturally, he immediately became an example for young national composers and a hero in Armenia, showered with honors and privileges.

Once a poor village, it is now a city of 130,000 people, showered with money and privileges during most of Colonel Qaddafi's 42-year rule.