Sentence examples for convicts made from inspiring English sources

In the olden days, convicts made car number plates.

The reason former convicts make good employees is simple, he says.

("Brian, focus?") She does not have high hopes for Ms. Sun, who plans to help these 10th-grade students put on a play, "Our Country's Good," about convicts making a new life in 18th-century Australia.

Legislators demanded to know why a DNA sample from a man accused in serial killings never made it to crime analysts and what state police and prison officials are doing to make sure swabs from other convicts make it to the lab.

The inmate population of more than 4,000 includes all of California's 700-some death row convicts, making it the largest death row facility in the United States.

If anything, it provides a slightly higher incentive to not want to be culpable for a girl's death (convicts make bad marine biologists?) but there are otherwise no apparent effects.

Mr. Minkow continued to win coverage for his tale of an ex-convict made good.

The state anarchy law under which he was convicted made it to the Supreme Court several additional times, but the justices again declined to hear the cases.

"I think that developments in the law since Governor Seigelman was tried and convicted made the issues more important – and more unclear," he said, alluding to the court's expansive stance on campaign finance as well as its narrowing of a key bribery statute, a decision that reopened the door to Mr. Seigelman's latest appeal.

Lives of Crime ON THE RUN -- An escaped convict makes a friend's life miserable.

They suggested that the ex-convicts "make it a priority in any New Year's resolutions you make from 2003 onwards, to cease forthwith your criminal activities".