Sentence examples for inmates led from inspiring English sources

A study of 118 exonerated inmates led by Evan Mandery and Amy Shlosberg, two criminal-justice researchers, found that one-third still had criminal records, sometimes more than a decade after their release.

Set at Wentworth Detention Centre, it found the all-female inmates – led by "Queen" Bea – engaged in a struggle for supremacy with villainous guards including Vera "Vinegar Tits" Bennett and Joan "The Freak" Ferguson.

Her contact with patients and inmates led her to understand their profound experiences with child abuse.

Meanwhile, other inmates lead busy social lives.

The need for inmates leads companies, in effect, to lobby state and federal governments to maintain the current system of mass incarceration.

An inmate led Henry into the block, where men milled about with no apparent order or discipline.

Each year, around the year's end or early spring depending on the prison, a handful of inmates are led from their cells and hanged.

In every state, the inmates are led by state forestry officials who guide them in firefighting techniques and relay directions from fire commanders.

Our twenty-four hours came and went at nine in the morning; toward afternoon, as our drunk-driving cellmate was called upstairs, and another several inmates were led in, then led out, we began to grow impatient.

At times, the grayness of the place was consumed by its own monotonous noise, of bars clanging, of inmates being led through the corridors, of guards yelling out orders and counting the jumpsuited men in their cells.

He was also the chief author of a 1965 series of articles on the beatings and electric torture of black inmates, which led to the Prisons Trials -- trials not of vicious prison officials but of those who had exposed them.