Sentence examples for condemned cell from inspiring English sources
The terrifying opening scene is set in a condemned cell.
The door is unlocked and we enter Bristol Prison's condemned cell for the last time.
The officers take an arm each and march him the 12ft from the condemned cell to the execution chamber.
Equally good are Valerie Hobson and Joan Greenwood as the two women waiting for Price when he's released from the condemned cell.
She has passed from the observation ward to the many-eyed glare of the Old Bailey, and spends her final night on Earth flanked by prison matrons in the electric brightness of the condemned cell.
"When you were at Nuremberg," I ask Allen, "did you give them six weeks in the condemned cell before you hanged them?" "Did we hell – we'd still be there if we had," he replies.
As a young journalist he had visited its condemned cells, and he feared and loathed the place.
In order to determine how p53's sentence is executed, Kornella Polyak and colleagues at Johns Hopkins University condemned cells to death.
Death proteases are homologous to each other and are part of a large protein family known as the caspases, and blocking caspases can rescue condemned cells from their apoptotic fate.
But while most California prisoners are housed two to a cell, condemned inmates occupy single cells — sometimes for decades.
He chose that address to condemn embryonic cell research.
