Use "gaol" in a sentence

1. What would I have done in this or that situation? How would I react if I found myself facing similar choices? Would I have been as bold as Menachem and entered into a passionate affair with an English woman, a civil servant, just as he had done? Would I have dared to chase a French politician through the streets of Paris to ask that one final question, a question that resulted in Aban spending three days in a French gaol?

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2. clapping them on the shoulder for the gaol,

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3. But what could he have done? Only end up in gaol himself

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4. 'Of course not! I hope he rots in that gaol of his

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5. They were at opposite ends of the gaol,

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6. without having to go to gaol as well? He took the sanctity

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7. followed the Bailli and his prisoner to the gaol

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8. the hill towards the village gaol

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9. Arriving at the gaol, he found the Rene in animated

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10. hopeful that a short gaol sentence would be his only

11. probably be in gaol by that night couldn’t dampen his

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12. It was the city gaol

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13. Included in the group was Millin Parfinn, who, much to his horror, had lost another three kids in the raid, among them, Bean, Floppy, and Rowdingle! Back at the gaol, poor Nutylla Parfinn was catatonic, despite the reassuring efforts of her remaining children

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14. “We never made it to the gaol

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15. Once it was discovered that Sheriff Forgo had returned, crowds mobbed the gaol for news, while telling him about the events of the past few days

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16. I thought he was going to tell me to get out of the gaol, but instead—I still can’t believe—the old weasel apologized and told me I could have my job back

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17. “Death Mask” and “grotesque armor” can be seen today at the Old Melbourne Gaol that was the scene of

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18. When in Bristol we stayed in the old Gaol – up the hill from the city centre

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19. Indeed for them, the stint at the gaol appeared a welcome change from their wretched routine

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20. Why a wealthy man with such a wonderful wife should’ve renounced his family life and embraced sanyas, never mind, his son landing up in gaol! Was it possible that his wife died in some road accident? And did that break his heart to renounce the world? What could have made Suresh a spoilt brat?

21. I would have to say cards rules when it comes to gaol gambling mainly the games 41, Manilla or Chinese poker

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22. We would start a weekly Manilla game on Tuesdays as that was the day you could choose what things to purchase from the gaol canteen so you would either buy things for people if you lost or request stuff from people if you won

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23. The best Manilla player I ever saw, actually the best card player I have ever seen was an Vietnamese guy named "Dang" I never once saw him lose at Manilla every week he would be the highest winner the lowest I saw him win in a week was $800 and that is a shitload in gaol!

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24. I got back from work at the gaol kitchen to hear from the main lads in our crew that some things had been said about me that had got me in trouble

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25. I was working in the kitchen x-wing, Goulburn gaol and since things had been pretty boring around the place cards and gambling in general had gained even more popularity than usual

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26. It was a cold morning at Goulburn gaol, I had been up late having a big one watching late night telly in my cell

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27. I was at Junee gaol having arrived a month ago from the remand centre in Canberra

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28. I had been stuck in a small area of the gaol which consisted of two wings joined by a gate with a bout 50 or so lads in each wing, it was two tier so it didn"t seem like many dudes

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29. While waiting for the sentencing date I met with my legal guys and was told the only way to stay out of gaol was to find another way for the courts to punish me

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30. His strategy really had me worried cause I was thinking if that backfires he ends up in a mental patient gaol, stuff that!

31. We had served 3 months on remand but gaol was completely different and that is basically the case and conviction that sent me to there

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32. I didn"t ask him if he stole the stereo and stuff I really didn"t give a shit I had my own problems at the time, pending gaol etc so I just told him to watch his actions

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33. They were brandishing pens as knives and a boiled kettle filled with honey and water (gaol napalm) demanding the package which unfortunately he gave up

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34. Over the next couple of weeks me and my two co offenders were refused anything but full time gaol for our crimes and moved to another remand centre to await sentencing

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35. Things became about as easy as gaol and being separated from loved ones can be

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36. I considered starting to sell as the dynamic of the gaol now suited my crew and I

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37. The maximum spend in Canberra lock up is $100 a week ($50 twice a week) from a list of items on the gaol buy up

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38. A gaol yard friend had a family member in hospital, nothing serious but they knew the doctor and had him greatly over exaggerate the situation causing the screws to give our mate a day to visit the hospital

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39. During my time at Junee gaol which is in the middle of no where some place in NSW

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40. Its a long story that basically goes over how my ex screwed me out of my money and belongings during my stay in gaol

41. I got a letter from her around 5 or 6 months before I was due to be released saying she was sorry and just couldn"t bare to see me in gaol as it hurt her to much

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42. If I learned anything from gaol it is patience, plenty of patience

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43. These days when I consider the turn of events I think had this not happened I would be back in gaol or close to it

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44. I knew things were out of control but with the court cases and big chance of a long gaol stay I just threw caution to the wind

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45. It would not have surprised me as many had told me he had been afraid of my pending release and had tried to hide before I got out of gaol only to be discovered by my people

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46. I have noticed the most popular blogs I write are one"s that involve drugs, violence or gaol so here is a time I recall that involves all three of those things

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47. His name was Tim and he seemed like an ok dude, I called him a new inmate but what I meant was he had a new conviction it turned out he had been in and out of the remand centre many times but had a reputation as being lucky enough to avoid real gaol so far

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48. When he returned we got stoned and put the cricket on, to me this situation was both some entertainment in the mundane gaol routine and a bunch of free smoko

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49. The second day the owners came around and questioned Tim but he again stuck to his story, lucky for him they had run out of credit on there gaol phone account so it would be at least a day until they could confirm what happened

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50. In turn it I believe was the gaol holding the course that first recommended my ban from Berra

51. There was all ready a fair bit of tension at the gaol kitchen in the week leading up to this knuckle

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52. there he is with three bodies moaning and groaning and easy meat for the gaol house!” The

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53. hairy alien who had only recently escaped from gaol

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54. The same gaol as he had just escaped from

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55. There is much truth in that strong saying of Whitefield, "The gospel keeps many a one from the gaol and gallows, if it does not keep him from hell

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56. The jail, or gaol, was used for detention, not for the punishment of criminals

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57. and had to take the passive role in gaol,

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58. But, the gaol was a vile place, in which most kinds of

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59. The court was all bestrewn with herbs and sprinkled with vinegar, as a precaution against gaol air and gaol fever

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60. A suspended interest and a prevalent absence of mind, were perhaps observed by the spies who looked in at the wine-shop, as they looked in at every place, high and low, from the kings palace to the criminal's gaol

61. There were twenty-three names, but only twenty were responded to; for one of the prisoners so summoned had died in gaol and been forgotten, and two had already been guillotined and forgotten

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62. Don Quixote did so, reining in Rocinante until his weary squire came up, who on reaching him said, "It seems to me, senor, it would be prudent in us to go and take refuge in some church, for, seeing how mauled he with whom you fought has been left, it will be no wonder if they give information of the affair to the Holy Brotherhood and arrest us, and, faith, if they do, before we come out of gaol we shall have to sweat for it

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63. All present laughed at the number of caps and the novelty of the suit; Sancho set himself to think for a moment, and then said, "It seems to me that in this case it is not necessary to deliver long-winded arguments, but only to give off-hand the judgment of an honest man; and so my decision is that the tailor lose the making and the labourer the cloth, and that the caps go to the prisoners in the gaol, and let there be no more about it

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64. "Why shan't I make thee sleep in gaol?" said Sancho

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65. Why then he would be sent to gaol, or at the best he would lose his employment: his food and that of his family would be taken away

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66. I made him understand, however, that our mother's heart was being broken in any case, and that I had set firm on the point that I would rather see him in Rochester gaol than in a New York hotel

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67. Gaol and the gallows wait for

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68. I tried this way and I tried that; I pictured his future in an English gaol; I described the sorrow of his mother when I came back with the news; I said everything to touch his heart, but all to no purpose

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69. s, the gaol open and gangs of released criminals prowling the streets, the train from the capital that did not arrive

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70. Josie has a husband up in the town gaol

71. At this Lament, I was reminded of Lancelot’s Fate—for surely he was dead or in Gaol by now—and Tears ran down my dirty Cheaks and slid into the Corners of my Mouth

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72. As oft’ occurs in these Cases, the Bookseller was able to set up like a proper Gentleman, with Chariots and Steeds and a Household full of Servants, whilst the Author, for his Pains, was nearly clapp’d in Gaol

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73. “She languishes there near six Months ere the Assizes, an’ whilst in Gaol grows greater-an’ greater-bellied—fer me own Infant Self was bloomin’ in her Womb—an’ when the Assizes comes ’round, the Mistress o’ the House relents, havin’ taken Pity on the Maid, an’ decides not to press Charges, an’ so the Maid is set free, an’ soon after brings me to me Birth

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74. At Fifteen she join’d a Band of Thieves down by the Charlestown Wharves, and when she was apprehended, her Papa bought her Liberty from Gaol

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75. He’s still in Gaol, I hear; an’ may well rot there fer all I care—the Mountebank! He was a Player and tried to make a Show with this here Horse, callin’ him ‘Pegasus the Wonder Horse’—but when he perform’d no Wonders, the Rabble ston’d him and his Master, too! An’ well they might

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76. Puppies will not dye of a Brawl in Gaol

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77. There is a man called Wright, a member of my club, who was in the Malayan Police and was a prisoner of the Japanese during their occupation of Malaya, I think in Changi gaol

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78. Yet I would rather die under my own roof than in a gaol

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