prison tattoos造句

• Once, snakeskin had the fashion cachet of a prison tattoo.
• Ganzfried said he asked the author whether he had a prison tattoo.
• He can also spot a prison tattoo at 30 paces.
• It also has the nation's only exhibit of prison tattoos.
• :: : : Surely we must have a prison tattoo article.
• He was also considering surgical removal of various prison tattoos.
• Are those crude prison tattoos on his knuckles?
• Phoenix's X-Tattoo program provides laser removal of gang and prison tattoos for youth and adults.
• Louis said, lying flat on his back on a hospital bed, his arms and chest festooned with prison tattoos.
• She is the author of four books : Mastering The Melon, The Silencing, Russian Prison Tattoos, and Crime.
• The huge spider in a web that is drawn on his skull reveals, in prison tattoo code, that he is a drug addict.
• Until the insurrectionists see the well-fed printers'prison tattoos, they believe them to be SS officers and threaten to shoot them.
• The younger man's arms and body were covered with prison tattoos, including Nazi " SS " lightning bolts and a KKK emblem.
• Russian prison tattoos tell not just the crime a prisoner committed, but his place in the underworld hierarchy, his personality, his desires, Baldayev says.
• With the assistance of a heavily tattooed friend, Goren is able to tie the homemade prison tattoo on Carson's body to a prison in Canada.
• Instead of punching the clock, he's punching out some slab of muscles in prison tattoos who had the nerve to act in a manner that even suggested disrespect.
• The rock idol once called Prince has taken to writing words on his face to look like prison tattoos, but Sprouse did that to his models more than 10 years ago.
• We learn how to make a prison tattoo, first burning a plastic canister, usually of Speed Stick, then mixing the soot with toothpaste and water to make the ink.
• Russian prison tattoos reflect this country's vast, layered criminal lexicon, using coded designs instead of words to communicate with other criminals _ and to keep outsiders from understanding.
• The first defense witness was King's prison tattoo artist, John Moseley, who is serving a 10-year and a 15-year term for burglary and sexual assault.