Sentence examples for its warden from inspiring English sources

Matthew Lipton, who has been living on Flat Holm as its warden for four years, said he hopes it would be sold to someone who would respect the "uniqueness" of the island.

But the prison, led by Burl Cain, its warden, is at pains to show how much it has changed.

A subsequent investigation led to the arrest on corruption charges of many employees of the prison, including its warden.

In May, inmates at another prison took its warden and 14 employees hostage for 24 hours to protest what they called mistreatment.

If 47 Canal is a mental institution, Lee is more a fellow patient there than its warden: as an artist herself, she understands the creative hurdles of her artists.

In 1964 he moved to St Antony's College, Oxford, a centre devoted to research on the politics of the contemporary world, as a fellow, and went on to serve as its warden (1968-87).

UKPC, one of Britain's biggest parking companies,  told Dispatches it had a "rigorous training programme" for its wardens and said: "There is, of course, nothing wrong in encouraging wardens to work hard to issue tickets to drivers who have parked in breach of the terms and conditions".

With the National Trust determined to encourage public access to its wild places, its wardens are dutifully polite but some visitors still don't accept the ban.

Four years later the trust took charge of Inagua National Park and retained Samuel and Jimmy Nixon, skilled hunters Mr. Allen had first recruited, as its wardens.

The authority said two people were fined £200 each by Worcester magistrates earlier this year for abusing its wardens.

It can feel proud of itself, and its former warden.