Sentence examples for sort of jail from inspiring English sources
Those found guilty will have to serve time in some sort of jail, although less than they might ordinarily get.
The handcrafted jail — any sort of jail — makes an insupportable setting for scenes from the life of Katharine Hepburn.
Others are like Carmine Agnello, the elder Mr. Gotti's son-in-law, who was charged with arson and extortion but was denied bail in June even though he offered to transform his $4 million Long Island home into a comfortable sort of jail.
In other contexts, face tattoos get pigeonholed into representing either some sort of jail or gang affiliation.
Executives found guilty of large frauds are now likely to serve the sort of long jail sentences previously reserved for murderers and rapists.
But I couldn't repeat any without securing some sort of extended jail term, especially for the one about Janis Joplin that's actually sort of illegal".
Executives found guilty of large, economically-damaging frauds are likely to serve the sort of long jail sentences that America has, until now, mainly reserved for murderers, rapists and armed robbers.
But in terms of social content, he had a double function: he represented the ideal of individualist freedom pushed into a sort of inescapable jail by the closing of the frontier and the coming of the big corporations.
During the high season, "for almost eight months, we are living in a sort of golden jail without the possibility to take some time just for us," he said.
Apparently being an ally of a country that you spy on is suppose to get you some sort of discounted jail sentence?
