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Prison in sentence

1866 examples of Prison in a sentence

And I can't see myself going into a state prison in New Jersey and making such a proposition, but this being Israel, the warden somehow made it happen.
And he spent the last 10 years of his life in two places only, the slums and the state prison, where he spent the last two years before he ended up sitting on this rock there.
The people that built my school also built the prison and the insane asylum out of the same materials.
I'm going to take you on two journeys, my policing journey and my prison journey.
I now went to a prison assignment as a police officer.
Normally police officers don't want to do prison.
They sent me to prison to lock me up, thinking, "Now there will be no cars and no VIPs to be given tickets to.
Here I got a prison assignment.
This was a prison assignment which was one big den of criminals.
This is a visual of education inside the prison.
Friends, this has never happened, where everybody in the prison studies.
It was one of the finest, largest volunteerism in any prison in the world.
This was initiated in Delhi prison.
Everything was donated, because there was no budget of education for the prison.
This was a meditation program inside the prison of over 1,000 prisoners.
This was one of the most courageous steps I took as a prison governor.
I took the same concept of mindfulness, because, why did I bring meditation into the Indian prison?
This is how a prisoner drew how they felt about the prison.
"Like in the newspaper today, it said they can like, listen to mobile phones from prison, if a gang leader tries to continue his crimes from inside.
Brenda Palms-Farber was hired to help ex-convicts reenter society and keep them from going back into prison.
Michael was sentenced to five years in prison.
Well, one reason is that Judge Russell has now seen 108 vets in his Veterans' Court as of February of this year, and out of 108, guess how many have gone back through the revolving door of justice into prison.
When one is arrested and taken to prison, another one comes out and joins the movement, recognizing that if they work together, they will ultimately bring change in their own country.
And for two years, I struggled with the dilemma of waking up at 4:30 am on a Friday morning, driving to the prison, getting down, gloved and scrubbed, ready to receive the body of an executed prisoner, remove the organs and then transport these organs to the recipient hospital and then graft the gift of life to a recipient the same afternoon.
Despite my efforts to comfort myself, I still left my community as soon as I could, and I went to architecture school and then into a professional career designing shopping centers, homes for the wealthy and office buildings, until I stepped into a prison for the first time.
But as an architect, what I was seeing was how a prison is the worst building type we could have created to address the harm that we're doing to one another.
I thought, "Well, could I design an alternative to this, other than building a prettier prison?"
And so I started in schools, because suspensions and expulsions have been fueling the pathway to prison for decades.
And not a single one of them is a jail or a prison.
This book is banned, and she spent five years in prison.
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