Sentence examples for sort of prison from inspiring English sources

The novel is set in part, for instance, in what seems to be the hotel from The Shining, which has been remodeled into some sort of prison where the prisoners are forced to perform acts of theater and unusual sex.

I had thought this animus was just another sort of prison exotica until I learned that a prisoner I supervised on my floor at Sing Sing had committed sodomy on a minor.

Information about heart rate might help when deciding whether a prisoner should be released early, or which sort of prison best fits a particular offender.

She wanted out, but instead wound up in a different sort of prison.

The Libyan authorities have acknowledged that the four journalists are in their custody, at some sort of prison in Tripoli, and say that they will eventually be released.

"If Julian had ended up at a flat in London, it would have just been another sort of prison because of the press coverage of the case".

My fixer, Alexi, was tremendous; he got me into all sorts of prisons, and took me out on raids with the drug squads.

"To characterize this as some sort of mass prison break is a reckless exaggeration in support of a false narrative," a department spokesman, Matthew Schuman, said.

Set in a sort of sporting prison camp players have to successfully complete a series of heading tests, using just the requisite body movement to control the ball into a variety of tests and targets.

Drinking himself into a stupor, he picks up a woman in the street and awakens in a motel room that, he soon discovers, is a strange sort of private prison, equipped with monitors and jets of gas to knock him out.

The empire, as it is seen in abundant legislation for the period of Diocletian and beyond into the 5th century, has been called a "military dictatorship" or even a sort of totalitarian prison, in which every inhabitant had his own cell and his own shackles.