Sentence examples for detainees led from inspiring English sources

(Dave Kehr) 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' (Saturday and Sunday) The Museum of the Moving Image screens a new restoration of David Lean's 1957 World War II adventure set in a Japanese prison camp in Burma, where a group of detainees — led by Alec Guinness, as a determined colonel — are charged with constructing a strategically important railway bridge.

A protest by detainees led to the entry of PNG paramilitary police and PNG local residents into the centre, and a night of violence that left dozens of asylum-seekers injured.

He added that the interrogation of one detainee led to 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed who in turn led to others.

After that episode, Private Manning said, he became interested in detainees, which led him to the Guantánamo files.

One by one, the detainees are led off to a room, where they're either extinguished or given papers that allow them to live "freely" in a world where there is no freedom.

During my first few days in the city, I was told I could not visit the center; I was able only to observe, discreetly, as detainees were led into it at all hours.

Four cameras make up the Jail Cam (www.mcso.org or crime.com), which lets visitors view detainees being led into the jail in handcuffs, being fingerprinted and booked and being taken to holding cells.

Dance Me to the End of Love is one of his most moving beasts: a ghoulish death-waltz that was composed with a cheap Casio synth, and was inspired by a tale he'd heard of prisoners at concentration camps who were forced into playing music to soundtrack their fellow detainees being led to the crematorium.

In December 2014, two blindfolded Guantanamo detainees were led off of a US military flight and onto a frozen airfield in eastern Kazakhstan.

The report on detainee abuse in Iraq, released by the Senate Armed Services Committee this week, showed how decisions made at the White House on detainee abuse led directly to Abu Ghraib.

The government has stated that most of these people are acting in concert, and that information obtained from interrogating one detainee has led to the apprehension of others.