Sentence examples for became inmate from inspiring English sources

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Whatever his real name, to California he became inmate No. E37326 forever after.

He was portrayed at his trial as a man who went into a rage at his wife's romantic rebuff and became Inmate No. 445394.

Records confirm that Mr. Qaissi became inmate 151716 sometime after the prison opened in June 2003, but do not give firm dates; Mr. Qaissi, a 43-year-old former Baath Party member and neighborhood mayor in Baghdad, said he arrived at Abu Ghraib in October 2003 and was released in March 2004, two months after the Army began an investigation into the abuse.

On December 19 , 1942 Stroud was transferred to Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, and became inmate #594.

Stroud began serving a 17-year term at Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary on 19 December 1942, and became inmate #594.

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California is considering accelerating the release of some inmates while allowing others with a violent history to become inmate firefighters, under a proposal to cut prison crowding that was filed late Thursday by Gov. Jerry Brown.

(A startling hint as to the economics of the district was given by some particulars I collected regarding the terms on which most people become inmates of this jail.

But even more importantly is that this diverse cast of criminals are portrayed with three dimensional depth as each episode dives into the backstory and reason why these seemingly stereotypical women have become inmates in this New York minimum security prison.

At the request of the abbess he became an inmate of the monastery.

In 1943, he became an inmate in a relatively small concentration camp, where he also functioned, as much as was possible under the circumstances, as camp physician.

The very able judge agreed, and DSK became an inmate at New York's version of Devil's Island.

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