Sentence examples for leading prisoners from inspiring English sources

Once, he heard a priest, accompanied by guards, going from cell to cell leading prisoners out to be executed.

Smiling children were seen leading prisoners to their beheading and handing out knives to adult jihadists in Hama in March and two months later, 25 boys were lined up to shoot dead 25 regime soldiers in front of crowds at the ancient Roman theatre in Palmyra.

p253 4 When the survivors of the Varian disaster73 were under siege and seemed to be running short of food, they spent an entire night in leading prisoners round their store-houses; then, having cut off their hands, they turned them loose.

King Abdullah's visit to Palestine has produced its initial goal, which is to uplift the spirits of Palestinians, including Abbas, who suffered a setback at the UN, because of the US Congress cutting off funds, of Israel withholding Palestinian money and the prisoner exchange that included no leading PLO prisoners.

Alec Guinness won lead actor for his portrayal of a British colonel leading fellow prisoners of war in building a railroad bridge for the Japanese, that an American officer (William Holden) schemes to destroy.

Earlier this week, Mr Hauchard was named by a French prosecutor as one of those leading Syrian prisoners to their deaths.

Her versatility and skill peaked in exotic and modern roles such as in "Piege de Lumiere" (Trap of Light), in which she was a giant blue tropical butterfly leading escaped prisoners astray.

A female soldier leading a prisoner around on a dog lead.

Nigerian officials said today that the release of a leading political prisoner could be delayed by his followers, who refuse to believe he has given up his claim to the presidency.

In a separate episode detailed in the report — completed in 2004 by the inspector general, John L. Helgerson, but emerging now after a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union forced its release — C.I.A. officers fired a gunshot in a room next to a detainee, leading the prisoner to believe that a second detainee had been killed.

However balancing individual and team/collective interests is a difficult task often leading a prisoner's dilemma condition in NV (Cable and Shane 1997).