Sentence examples for inside prisoners from inspiring English sources

There's no fence around the prison, and inside, prisoners have access to the internet and phones.

Contrary to the popular belief that inmates are in with the same cellmate for their entire time inside, prisoners can actually share with up to 20 different people throughout the course of a short-to-medium-length sentence.

Photographer Sina Niemeyer spent the last three years visiting prisons in Lower Saxony, Germany, to see what the inside of prisoners' cells look like.

Whole families live inside, with prisoners' wives and children free to come and go.

After a few months inside, most prisoners find their mates slowly forgetting visits and not answering calls.

But inside, ex-prisoners lead the tours.

The recent installation of a solar panel array at two correctional facilities in Merced County, Illinois, to defray operational costs opens the possibility of not simply a transitional green jobs training program, but of a green jobs pipeline that runs from inside prisons to prisoner release and fulltime employment.

It turns out to have been a mistake to build the exercise yards on the outside of the prison, next to the perimeter fence, and near to the motorway, making it very easy for drugs to be thrown over the wall to reach prisoners inside; the Wrexham prison, currently nearing completion, has been careful to avoid repeating the error.

Speaking in the days before the appeal was rejected, he told Guardian Australia he was still holding out hope that the man he now calls a friend will be spared, and the work he's done to improve the daily lives of prisoners inside Kerobokan will spread across the Indonesian prison system.

And obviously the prisoners inside agree.

There might be prisoners inside the train they had stopped outside Paris in August 1944.