separate cell

For their own safety, he said, they now each have separate cells.

We then asked if anyone ever carried a separate cell phone for work and personal calls.

It was a room, he realized now, not a separate cell.

"Put these men into two separate cells on the second level," he ordered.

Each in separate cells and selves; no one knows anyone.

They lived alongside the prison in a separate cell house.

All sentenced persons spent their final night in separate cells.

Inside the building they were marched to separate cells and locked in.

"I hope they give us separate cells," Jake told him.

The individual parts of the cell (such as the nucleus) are not separate cells themselves.

Each prisoner was placed into a separate cell; there were no other prisoners.

It was divided into three separate cells with vertical bars.

Cell sorting is the ability to separate cells according to their properties.

"It can't be anywhere prisoners are kept in separate cells.

He claimed to have seen it break up into separate cells which then became amoeboid.

The British acquiesced to this demand and they were put into separate cells.

The truck was then driven off with the frantic women each locked into a separate cell.

"However, to prevent any further conspiracy, you will be placed in separate cells.

The abbot had a separate cell on the left side, up a short stairway.

These matchboxes usually have separate cells to house several spiders.

Starting in the mid-1930s, the number of underground prisoners rose and they demanded separate cells.

It has two separate cells, one each for men and women, each with its own earth closet.

"These things are so ancient within us," Paul said, "that they're ground into each separate cell of our bodies.

The Commission also recommended the use of a separate cell for missing trafficked women.

There may well be divisions or factions, especially since the structure of separate cells makes internal discussion difficult.