Sentences with phrase «prison wall like»

I guess if this man want to escape he can use his nose to peck out of prison wall like the wood - pecker bird lol!

Not exact matches

Behind the walls of every prison and jail are fathers and mothers, sons and daughters, husbands and wives, friends and neighbors — all persons made in the divine image who, like the rest of us, have distorted that image and who long for love, reconciliation and purpose.

«This is the weirdest story, but my then - boyfriend lived in this awful apartment that felt like a prison cell, and I kept pestering him to add some color and put some art on the walls.

The two lawmen are met at the dock by Deputy Warden McPherson (John Carroll Lynch) who insists over their objections that in accordance with proper protocol they must surrender their weapons before being allowed onto the grounds, whose high walls and electrified fence make the place look more like a prison than a hospital.

We'll cover the finale and discuss things like how Prison Walls Killed the Hannibal Star, because since Hannibal was jailed, things have really gone downhill.

For the most part, Mackenzie lets the material speak for itself, capturing the fear, claustrophobia and machismo of prison with such staggering authenticity that it's like watching a fly - on - the - wall documentary.

The lawmen are met at the dock by Deputy Warden McPherson (John Carroll Lynch) who insists that they surrender their weapons before being allowed onto the grounds, whose high walls and electrified fence make the place look more like a prison than a hospital.

In terms of the locations, there are fifteen locations in total - and they range from the likes of The Great Wall of China, to an underground prison, and a derelict church.

You can instantly travel across rooms by stepping through one portal and appearing in the other, whether that be on the ceiling or through the wall, you're free to escape the prison - like walls of Aperture Science however you wish.

Also featured in the exhibition is a series of new photographs of the cracks Parker noticed in the prison walls of Pentonville, which look like abstract paintings.

Others have a more painterly quality, where vibrant brushstrokes scratch at the canvas, like a man scratching at the walls of a prison cell.

When I first saw the images of C. F. Møller's award winning Danish prison design, shown here, I wondered what was so different; it had a bunch of star - shaped panopticon like buildings surrounded by a honking huge 20 foot wall that is the most intimidating thing I have seen this side of the West Bank.

When I first saw the images of C. F. Møller's award winning «socially conscious» Danish prison design in Inhabitat, I wondered what was so different; it had a bunch of star - shaped panopticon - like buildings surrounded by a honking huge 20 foot wall