halfway house造句

Jan was only a few months away from release to a halfway house.

Britain is in some ways a halfway house between America and the rest of Europe.

Well,most Christians believed you slept somewhere, or maybe your soul,your spirit, would go to some kind halfway house.

The only chance they'll ever have is a halfway house, that'll help them get their feet under them again.

Nick's mom has turned her home into a halfway house for down-and-out relatives and stray dogs.

A halfway house is the so-called "meat reducer", someone who only eats meat a handful of times a week and who spends time researching its provenance.

After he got out of prison, Roger served six months in a halfway house in Texas, and then moved to north Arkansas, where he worked for a friend of ours in a quick-stop service station.

Of some things we cannot be dogmatic; but we know this for sure-God has no halfway house between heaven and hell where he takes us to fumigate us!

In 2008 Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, mortally wounded from losses on loans acquired during the bubble, were placed in "conservatorship", a halfway house between bankruptcy and outright nationalisation.

The government needs to do more for those who get out of halfway houses.

Other complementary rehabilitative services run by government departments and non-governmental organisations include day-centres, halfway houses, long-stay care homes, vocational training, selective placement and social clubs.

On the outside, he'd face a barrage of halfway houses, psych visits, meds, parole officers, urine tests, and trying to keep a job.

Cornell runs halfway houses and youth prisons and has noticed an uptick in the demand for drug treatment, housing, or job placement programs that help prisoners reenter society.