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Prison in sentence

1866 examples of Prison in a sentence

The prison sequence was the best part of the film- although irrelevant.
Eric Roberts "stars" in this Tommy Lee Thomas debut prison film.
Naturally antagonistic toward each other, they are in a women's prison camp where they wear inexplicably bright yellow mini-skirts as uniforms.
Run by a closeted warden and lecherous matron, the prison is just an excuse for a lengthy shower scene and some half-hearted cat-fighting as Lee and Karen are pitted against each other.
"In the sweltering summer of 1958, the Deuces, a gang of Brooklyn toughs, find their turf threatened when the leader of a rival gang, the Vipers, is released from prison.
Once in juvenile prison, Leland goes to classes taught by Pearl Madison, ably portrayed by Don Cheadle (who is incapable of anything but quality, even when in bad movies).
This film should be shown in prison as punishment, but that would be cruel and unusual.
Caged Women is yet another 'women in prison' film, and like the most of the rest of the genre; the plot is completely forsaken in favour of simply showing nude women.
Now don't get me wrong; I love nude women, but I also like there to be some sort of plot thread to go with the nudity, and since this film has only the basic 'women are in prison' theme running through it (aswell as the essential escape, of course), I got a bit bored before the end.
Once he got into jail he was so uncontrollable he spent most of his time in solitary confinement or in the prison hospital.
Killed a few people in prison too.
He was sent to Springfield where Robert Stroud was also a medical center prison then Walla Walla for another murder he committed and then was released and jumped parole in 1972, never to be found.
A bunch of women are taken from the bordellos where they work to a prison on a rocky island.
Burt Reynolds plays Gator McKlusky, a likable ex-convict just released from prison who helps the feds nab a corrupt small town sheriff.
I hated this film for the moral issue of why it's right to send a man to prison for life for a murder he didn't commit.
He could use a better script, however, since the manner in which he exposes the truth about corruption and violence inside the prison is never very convincing.
Despite the impressive size of the prison, it only seems to hold about 12 inmates!
now, this movie has no plot, or rather, there's something that tries to pass off as a plot: there's a mean hit-man (Willis) who is cool dangerous and sophisticated (actually he's none of those things, but from some dialog between the other characters, you are supposed to get this impression), so this hit-man is on a mission to kill someone, now there's an ex-IRA prisoner who is kind and nice and very likable (gear) who the FBI release from prison so he will help them.
Upon sentencing for their wrong doings,there is a choice of going to prison for 7 years to life or spending three days and two nights in a southern California desert at Punishment Park.
This very loose retelling of Carmen begins on a high note with a smoldering, sexually-frank dance between Senaglese prisoner "Karmen" and her female prison warden, but the vibrant opening minutes never ignite into any coherent film.
The plot for Black Mama White Mama, revolves around two female inmates, at a women's prison in the Phillipines.
These two women, are thrown together in the prison.
Pam Grier is Lee Daniels Lee is incarcerated in the hellish women's prison, for dancing as a harem girl.
There are a couple of moments which are quite moving, for example when one of the recruits returns from the army prison in Schwedt with a completely broken personality.
But, none of her friends can help when Woodbury is the victim of a scam, which lands her in prison.
i almost ripped a pillow in half.and the fight scene where his prison buddy fights off vampires by swinging his arms at them.
Indri winds up incarcerated in MG's private prison after she refuses to make love to him.
Maybe the coach broke out of prison and finished her off...at least I hope so.
if this so called "reallity show" is for real then why isn't anyone being put in prison for allowing people to die and not doing a god damn thing about it.
In "Red Letters", Coyote is at the vortex of as a college professor who writes to a female prison inmate and gets more than he bargained for.
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