Jail

The trapdoor jail is commonly used to catch squirrels.

Fear of failure can jail one's creativity and innovation.

The hunter set up a jail to trap the wild rabbits.

The park ranger set up a jail trap to catch the bear that had been rummaging through the garbage.

A wildlife expert recommended using a jail trap to catch the pesky squirrel that was damaging the roof.

The farmer set a jail trap to catch the raccoon that had been raiding his crops.

The fisherman caught a lot of fish using a jail that he had made himself.

The cage they used to catch the birds was a jail.

The animal control officer used a jail trap to capture the stray cat.

The conservationist suggested using a jail trap to catch the invasive species of snake.

The fisherman set a jail trap to catch the crawfish in the river.

The farmer set up a jail to catch the wild boar that had been destroying his crops.

The animal control officer used a jail to catch the stray dog.

She caught a squirrel in a jail and then released it back into the wild.

He used a jail to trap a skunk that had been digging up his garden.

The gardener used a jail trap to catch the moles that were ruining the lawn.

The exterminator used a jail trap to capture the cockroaches in the kitchen.

The pest control company recommended using a jail trap to catch the mice in the attic.

The conditions in the jail were inhumane and violated basic human rights.

The jail was understaffed, making it difficult to maintain order and security.

The defense attorney argued that his client's mental illness should be taken into consideration during sentencing and that jail would exacerbate his condition.

The jail was notorious for its harsh treatment of prisoners, including physical and emotional abuse.

The inmate was granted parole after serving ten years in jail and was required to wear an ankle monitor as a condition of his release.

The inmate was released from jail after serving a ten-year sentence for armed robbery.

The jail had a reputation for being a "revolving door" due to the high rate of recidivism among its former inmates.

The prisoner tried to escape from jail but was caught.

He spent five years in jail for drug trafficking.

The jail provided education and vocational training for inmates.

The jail had a strict policy prohibiting the possession of drugs and other contraband.

The suspect was held in jail for two days before being released on bail.

The warden implemented a new program to help inmates prepare for life outside of jail.

The sheriff transported the prisoner to the county jail.

She received a letter from her friend who was serving time in jail.

He was sent to jail for his involvement in the robbery.

In some parts of the UK, "jail" is commonly used instead of "prison."

He was sentenced to spend the night in jail for shoplifting.

She visited her cousin in jail after he was convicted of a crime.

The suspect was caught and taken to jail by the police.

The car broke down in the middle of nowhere, and now we're in jail waiting for a tow truck.

He locked himself out of his apartment, and now he's in jail waiting for the locksmith.

The company's stocks plummeted, and now they're in jail financially.

She had a major argument with her best friend, and now she's in jail emotionally.

He got into a lot of trouble and found himself in jail with his parents.

She accidentally deleted an important email, and now she's in jail trying to retrieve it.

He failed his final exam and missed his graduation, and now he's in jail academically.

The computer crashed, and now I'm in jail trying to recover my lost files.

The power went out during the storm, and now we're in jail without electricity.

After losing his job and his car breaking down, he found himself in jail financially.

She got into a car accident and has to pay for the damages, and now she's in jail financially.

They missed their flight connection and lost their luggage, and now they're in jail with travel setbacks.