Sentences with phrase «prison cell doors»

Also, being able to pick locks of prison cell doors (escaping convicts is always a nice distraction for the guards) means you won't have to steal the key from the bloke strolling around with a brace of goons.

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.

Not exact matches

The door to our prisons have been unlocked, but often we stay there inside our prison cells decorating it with curtains and a new paint job.

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 open.

Her alarm clock, however, is a sergeant (Paddy Considine) knocking loudly on the door of her locked prison cell and hollering, «Wake up, you filthy abortion!»

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.

Objects on display will include the door from Wilde's prison cell, Charles Buchel's portrait of Radclyffe Hall and erotic drawings by Aubrey Beardsley.

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.

The door represents the barrier to a private club and not a prison cell showing «an apparently incarcerated black man glaring at a white woman,» as some readers have suggested.