Sentence examples for a new warden from inspiring English sources

Around this time, a new warden, Jerry Cummings, arrived at Dade.

That same month, a new warden, Robert Ayers, Jr., took over at San Quentin, and his prison policy emphasized safety and order rather than rehabilitation.

He tries to sweet-talk him: "When the war is won, the Queen will need a new Warden of the South," he says, practically wiggling his eyebrows.

State officials assumed management of the troubled private juvenile prison in Jena today, naming a new warden as negotiations continued over conditions that critics say are unconstitutional and inhumane.

Soon thereafter, Leavenworth's administration changed, and the prison was then directed by a new warden.

Last June both a new warden overseeing the guard force and detention operations, and a new commander of the Joint Task Force that runs the facility, took over.

So he was the obvious choice in 1919 when a scandal-battered Sing Sing, founded on the river in 1825 at the old Indian site of Sint Sinck, or "stone upon stone," sought a progressive new warden and Gov. Alfred E. Smith turned to the 36-year-old Lawes with the words, "It's yours, son".

So he was the obvious choice in 1919 when a scandal-battered Sing Sing, founded farther north in 1825 at the old Indian site of Sint Sinck, or "stone upon stone," sought a progressive new warden and Gov. Alfred E. Smith turned to the 36-year-old Lawes with the words, "It's yours, son".

Rosenberg replaced Bob Rafelson on the prison exposé Brubaker (1980), which starred Robert Redford as the new warden of a corrupt and abusive prison.

They had gathered to announce the hiring of new warden, Donald Hudson, a 24-year veteran of the federal Bureau of Prisons.

Impressed with the possibility of presenting Leavenworth as a progressive rehabilitation penitentiary, the new warden, Bennett, furnished Stroud with cages, chemicals, and stationery to conduct his ornithological activities.