Sentence examples for * warden in from inspiring English sources
An archly aloof asylum warden in "The Hothouse".
The 52-year-old plays the wife of a church warden in this biblical flick.
"It is a highly organised racket," says Julius Obwona, a warden in Uganda.
After rising through the ranks of the prison system, he was named Attica warden in 1965.
He played the fast-talking, foul-mouthed prison warden in Stone's Natural Born Killers.
Soon enough, all four of the in-laws were whooping it up, even the prison warden, in a group singalong.
He plays a prison warden in tonight's episode, and Lucille Bluth (Jessica Walter, above, with Mr. Lipton) is dating him.
Such comments trouble Mr. McFadden, 48, a mild-mannered former Irish Army officer who became warden in 1997.
"The lame boy for whom Peter was invented more than 40 years ago is now an air warden in a bombed London parish".
Yet Patrick Hayes, the warden in 1910, described the penitentiary to The New York Times as a place "as pleasant as the Thousand Islands".
PARKING fines win no votes in Britain: the beating of a traffic warden in the film "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" is played for laughs.
