Examples of using "Gevangenis" in a sentence and their english translations:
Denmarkâs a prison.
The jail is overcrowded.
Do you want to go to jail?
He ended up in jail.
Tom is out of prison.
I'm going to prison.
You're going to prison.
- Tom is in prison.
- Tom is in jail.
- Tom died in prison.
- Tom died in jail.
Do you want to go to jail?
Tom is going to prison.
I'm in prison.
Has prison changed them?
Has prison changed him?
He will end up in prison.
Two criminals escaped from prison.
His son is serving his sentence.
- Tom is serving a life sentence in prison.
- Tom is in prison for life.
You'll die in jail.
The criminal escaped from the prison.
Tom didn't want to go to jail.
- Tom is an ex-convict.
- Tom has done some time.
- Tom has been in prison.
- Tom's father is in jail.
- Tom's father is in prison.
They're all going to prison.
Skura is in jail, Salas.
Is this your first time in jail?
The school looks like a prison.
He was in prison for life.
That school looks just like a prison.
Tom was sentenced to five months in prison.
The food in jail was better.
He spent three years in jail.
Tom spent Christmas in jail.
I don't want to end up in jail.
And then I escaped from prison, with Pepe,
Three men broke out of prison yesterday.
He was sent to jail for murder.
- He should be put in prison.
- He should be thrown in jail.
The soul is the prison of the body.
The Alcatraz prison was closed in 1963.
Tom tried to escape from prison.
Tom spent thirty days in jail.
I managed to escape from prison.
Tom spent many years in prison.
The other influence was the years we spent behind bars.
Out of the penitentiary in Punta Carretas, 106 guerrillas escape.
The criminal was arrested and put into prison.
He was imprisoned.
Neither Tom nor Mary has been released from prison.
Tom and Mary have both spent time in prison.
The Turkish embassy in Buenos Aires looks like a prison.
Tom is in jail, awaiting trial.