Sentence examples for is a warden from inspiring English sources

His mother is a warden of St. Mark's Church.

The president is a warden and the people are all inmates.

Her father is a warden at the Rose M. Singer Center, the women's prison on Rikers Island in Queens.

He leads Bible study classes in his village and is a warden of his local church, whose congregation has grown from 10 to over 100 in the past decade.

Woodford is a warden of the old school -- not the really old school of her San Quentin forebears, who considered chaining prisoners in a dungeon useful therapy, but the one that attributed criminality to psychological and social forces and considered it a prison's job to address those factors.

The whole house is a warden's dream.

A Royalist and a supporter of the Church of England, Morys was a warden of the Llansilin parish church.

But it is when he talks about being a warden for his beloved urchins that Sloan comes alive.

Another gondola-mate, Ken, who turned out to be a warden at nearby Yoho National Park, told us to follow him to a run called Kicking Horse.

Baer was born in 1947 and spent her early years living in a house on the grounds of San Quentin State Prison, north of San Francisco, where her father was a warden.

He and his son Sir Henry Percy, the celebrated "Hotspur," are commemorated in William Shakespeare's play Henry IV, Part I. Son of the 3rd Baron Percy of Alnwick (died 1368), he led English troops in France by the age of 18 and was a warden of the Scottish marches two years later.