Sentence examples for this gaol from inspiring English sources

Encryption is one of the major techniques that could be used to achieve this gaol.

The castle nevertheless continued in use for a time, partially because the Worcestershire County gaol was situated in the outer bailey; the earliest record of this gaol is from 1221, when a porter was recorded as being employed as a gaoler.

Referring to Tasmania by its original European name, Gould writes in his diary, while imprisoned in isolation, that "in the entire unknown, umapped western half of Van Diemen's land, only savages roamed & no white settlement was to be found, save for this one gaol for the recalcitrant".

As half the congregation had, at one time or another, been in gaol, this had a calming effect.

What books should Mr. Madoff be reading in the gaol?

Across town from the gaol, Reading FC would do well to lock up their manager right now.

In 1924, the gaol was finally closed.

If people could be put in prison for suggesting that modern woman was in league with the Evil One, half the Roman prelates in Ireland would be in gaol at this minute for their recent Lenten pronouncements on that subject.

The Ballad of Reading Gaol, this week's choice, is the fulfilment of that plan.

"De Profundis", by Oscar Wilde While imprisoned in Reading Gaol, Wilde wrote this epistle to Lord Alfred Douglas "from the depths" (of disgrace and despair).

The Queen was reminded of this in June when she visited Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast.