Sentences with phrase «in prison doors»

T.T. is found locked up in prison doors in each lobby.

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There, they take meals passed through slots in the metal doors, watch prison television and write letters.

The Gaol saw Belfast through the «Troubles» before it closed its doors as a working prison in 1996.

We had a situation in the first arrest where they left the prison cell doors open, which is very peculiar, and let me take my phone back to the cell.

It is the Bible, and the Sabbath, and the preaching of the gospel, and the schools, and the virtue, and the enterprise, and the equality which Christianity creates which dispel the darkness and open the prison door, and knock off the chains, and break off the yoke, and take off the burdens, which have in all nations and ages been the lot of persons in your condition.»

In recent years the only place that lighting up is now permitted inside our jails is in prison cells when the door is closed and windows opeIn recent years the only place that lighting up is now permitted inside our jails is in prison cells when the door is closed and windows opein prison cells when the door is closed and windows open.

He appeared to recognise the truth of what she said and he held the door open to that debate in future, but for the time being sentencing and the size of the prison population were not being debated.

«[I] f the dictator of a third world nation threw open its prison doors and granted voting rights to the criminals right before a re-election, we all would be appalled,» he said in a statement.

In fact, prison is a hugely wasteful revolving door with re-offending rates over 70 %.

The bad news is there is a revolving door where 40 % of the people who are released from prison wind up back in prison.

Sometimes it works in reverse — prison doors swing both ways.

When the big door closed it brought back everything that had happened to me back home when I was in prison.

As the prisons inspector found last year, children are left traumatised when the front door of their family home is knocked down by immigration officers wearing helmets and body armour in the early morning.

This system of making laws behind closed door may result in greater corruption; the most recent Senate leader and Assembly speaker were both sentenced to prison last year for taking bribes.

HMP Altcourse was the first designed, constructed, managed and financed private prison in the UK, opening its doors to prisoners on 1st December 1997.

Its failure, Mr Miliband believes, could open the door to some Voldemort of justice who, in the Michael Howard tradition, would revert to the cry that «prison works».

Skelos also was pushing a new, late counterproposal into closed - door budget negotiations that he said would protect upstate communities from what he called unfair treatment in the last round of prison closings.

He was installed in a remote part of the prison, many locked doors away from the guards, making the panic button above his desk useless.

And despite the novel claiming to describe «miniature» TNT Barrels, their illustrated size in proportion to the prison door appears to be closer to a regular - sized barrel.

Donkey Kong later uses one to break open Funky Kong's prison door within the Kremling's factory in Big Ape City, although the sound of the explosion attracts Kritter and a group of Kremlings.

During Flickering Myth's interview with The Other Side of the Door actor Sarah Wayne Callies (The Walking Dead), we brought up the other show she used to be in: the enormously popular Prison Break.

The prison is a mid-range motel room with a cross on the wall, a bible on the nightstand, a Wyeth on the wall that indicated day or night, with food, a monotonous series of Chinese dumplings and sadism delivered on a tray via a slot in the door.

Dorff is a competent actor and does fine in his role, but when a greasy low - life suddenly shows up in the house and announces that he's just gotten out of prison, subtlety goes right out the door.

Ry and Sarah's father, Marvin Burke, has been incarcerated for nine years until a meteorite crashes and opens the door for Marvin's prison escape and return to his scarred family, where he continues the physical and emotional abuse that landed him in prison.

Neda is born in Evin Prison, where her mother is allowed to nurse her for a few months before the arms of a guard appear at the cell door one day and, simply, take her away.

But then something shocking happens to unravel all their stories: a rattling at the back door, an escapee from the prison holding them hostage in their own home, four lives that will never be the same.

But when Hester, baby in arms, stepped through the prison door into the Boston marketplace to encounter the gaze of the iron - visaged Puritan dames and their stern - browed men, there was something Continue reading

It officially closed its doors as a prison in 1991 before reopening as a historic site.

Donkey Kong later uses one to break open Funky Kong's prison door within the Kremling's factory in Big Ape City, although the sound of the explosion attracts Kritter and a group of Kremlings.

HM Prison Reading opens its doors to the public for the first time in its 170 year history.

Major paintings and artefacts including pieces by David Hockney RA, Ethel Sands, Francis Bacon and the door from Oscar Wilde's prison cell in Reading Gaol are just some of the works on display.

Greenpeace International's chair, Kumi Naidoo, whose #Arctic30 activists face 7 years in prison under hooliganism charges for protesting against oil drilling in the Arctic, also put the blame at the door of the fossil fuel industry:

activists face 7 years in prison under hooliganism charges for protesting against oil drilling in the Arctic, also put the blame at the door of the fossil fuel industry:

«One of the things we really try to do is make sure that everybody who walks in our doors, whether they're a refugee that just came over here from Nigeria, or somebody who just got out of prison, or somebody who is working on a four thousand dollar triathlon bike, that when they It's exciting to see a thriving, established bike co-op like the BBP be awarded Platinum level Bicycle Friendly Business for a second time.

What followed was all too typical of how things have worked for decades in Syria: the young woman was held incommunicado for nine months before her family could see her, then, in February 2011 in a closed - door process, convicted of spying and sentenced to five years in prison.

HMP Kennet in Maghull, Merseyside will begin taking prisoners in early summer, and a second prison will be built next door to Belmarsh prison in south east London.