Object

• killer: BBC News, ' Vampire ' killer jailed for life.

Converse of object

• overcrowd: But going into police cells was necessary in some parts of the country as overcrowded jails reached breaking point.

• spare: Under-age sex youth spared jail A teenager who had sex with an 11-year-old girl has been put on probation for three years.

• escape: Racist attacker after September 11 escapes 01-05-2002 A MAN who went on a racist wrecking spree just days after September 11 has escaped jail.

• face: In his country workers face jail for being a member of a union!

Adjective modifier

• Texan: It is anticipated they are likely to spend two years in a Texan jail, awaiting trial.

• Pakistani: Pakistan on its part denies their presence in any Pakistani jail.

• Turkish: One Kurdish girl had been tortured before in a Turkish jail.

Modifies a noun

• sentence: A six-year jail sentence was imposed in June 2003.

• breakoutstwin: Had no problem museum and the jail breakoutstwin cities.

• term: Short jail terms are more likely to deter first time offenders than 40 hours community service.

• cell: Hung himself in a jail cell a couple weeks ago.

Noun used with modifier

• county: Spent more than onto the floor the county jail.

Preposition: for

• perjury: The software has already led to one motorist being jailed for perjury.

• murder: Brett Clifton, 22, of Faversham, Kent, has been jailed for the murders of elderly couple Terry and Vera Martin.

• month: Her mother, Maria Brown, was jailed for 18 months for child cruelty.

• robbery: Kate ( not her real name ) served 15 months in jail for street robbery.

• offense: He was jailed for drug offenses in October 1967.

• assault: An Elmbridge man has been jailed for assault following his sentencing at crown court last week.