Sonogram

Definition

slammer /'slæmå(r)/ n the slammer [sing] ( sl ) ေထာင္။

Examples

1. ‘Isn't it time some of the big-time dippers spent some time in the slammer as well?’
2. ‘And I could have you spending the night in the slammer with one single phone call.’
3. ‘I now hear Pauline is being put into the slammer for three years!’
4. ‘The CEO faces 25 years in the slammer for ‘false financial filings’.’
5. ‘Community service was firmly out of the question
6. and he was sent to the slammer for 10 years
7. eventually being transferred to Alcatraz.’
8. ‘But the reality is that people may not have had a conviction for the last 10 years because they have been inside the slammer.’
9. ‘During a recent show in Oklahoma
10. Tillman's response to unappreciative fans got him tossed in the slammer.’
11. ‘And Luke really didn't think he'd handle the slammer very well.’
12. ‘The guy broke out of the slammer and shot her at point blank range.’
13. ‘After Obeidi got out of Army slammer
14. the CIA started hedging on its promises to get him out of the country.’
15. ‘A guilt-ridden Jack quickly turns himself in for the hit-and-run
16. and is sent back to the slammer
17. his faith in God severely shaken.’
18. ‘But on balance I think I'd stop short of sticking them in the slammer for 5 years.’
19. ‘Your mom just got my big brother stuck in the slammer.’
20. ‘It's a lot worse being in jail
21. and you don't honestly deserve to be in the slammer.’
22. ‘Not even Judge Whitten
23. we hope
24. would throw a 6-year-old girl in the slammer for writing a book report.’
25. ‘Perhaps it is you that corrupts whatever guy you get to know since we all seem destined for the slammer!’
26. ‘For black males
27. the chances of ending up in the slammer are 1 in 3; for Hispanics
28. 1 in 6; for whites
29. 1 in 17.’
30. ‘Apparently
31. it is the intention of prisoners abroad that no other Brits will ever be housed in Uncle Joe's slammer again.’
32. ‘We have been tortured for 30 years for no reason and I would like to see some of them doing 30 years in the slammer.’
33. ‘Either they could spend 60 days in the slammer with no chance of parole
34. and pay a hefty fine
35. or they could go for the second option.’