Sentence examples for a crowded cell from inspiring English sources

In a crowded cell of some 65 inmates with an eye on freedom, the metal screen between two bunk beds was always likely to attract interest.

He now shares a crowded cell with other militants in a high-walled Moroccan prison, with two years remaining on a three-year sentence.

This time last year he and I were fellow detainees in a crowded cell where we slept next to each other – it was only three metres long and six metres wide but was home to more than 20 prisoners.

ON FEBRUARY 6th David Cecil, a British theatre director working in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, was bundled into a car, taken first to the immigration department, then to a police station and locked up in a crowded cell.

Thơ was thrown into a crowded cell with several other prisoners that had no light or toilet and filled with their own excrement.

Wai Wai Nu was arrested when she was 18-years-old and spent the next seven years in prison, sleeping on the floor of a crowded cell in Myanmar's notorious Insein Prison.

Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, the former oil tycoon sentenced in May to nine years in prison, was transferred to a larger, more crowded cell and deprived of privileges, including watching television and reading newspapers, his lawyers said.

He was forced to share a crowded detention cell with no beds.

Soldiers discovered that his visa was no longer valid, arrested him and took him to the Qasr al-Nil police station, a major police facility in downtown Cairo, where he was later beaten to death by other prisoners in a crowded jail cell.

"Sometimes we don't even dare to sleep at night when we are out at sea," said Hung Sheng-huei, who had fished since the age of 16 but gave it up after he was arrested by the Philippines in 2010 and spent three months in a crowded jail cell.

Under the terms of his bail, Mr. Bearak was released to a clinic; he suffered some injuries to his back as the result of a fall from the concrete bunk in his dark, crowded cell to the floor, seven feet below, Mr. Nkomo said.