1·The newly incarcerated Nim persisted in signing to the lab staff through the bars of his cage, but no one there was familiar with ASL.
在刚被监禁的时候，尼姆总是将手伸出铁笼，向实验室的职员们打着手势，可惜没有人学过美式手语，大家都不懂他在说什么。
2·The number of incarcerated Americans has quadrupled since 1980, to 2.3m, and many of these people make the streets safer by their absence.
自1980年至今，美国监禁人数翻了两番，高达230万人。 这其中许多人的入狱使得街道更为安全。
3·But more often than not, Ms. Glover said, it is apparent to her that prisoners have used their ample time alone to consider why they are incarcerated.
格洛夫女士说，但很多时候，囚徒们似乎在用充足的时间思考为什么他们会被监禁。
4·Very few school districts count kids who are incarcerated — even in juvenile justice facilities — in dropout statistics.
很少有学区， 把因犯罪而被监禁的孩子，包括在少年管教所里的孩子，包括在辍学的统计数字里。
5·With the exception of a six-month period in a secure dormitory in 2008, Albert Woodfox hasspent all of the past 43 years incarcerated on his own.
在43年当中，艾伯特·伍德福克斯除了2008年在一间重监宿舍待了六个月之外，其他时间都是被单独监禁的。