Sentence examples for makeshift cell from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Mr. Levinson's family received a videotape showing him sitting in a makeshift cell.

Strand is taking care of Nick, who is going through serious withdrawal in a makeshift cell in some giant holding pen somewhere in downtown Los Angeles.

In the video, the former agent, Robert A. Levinson, is shown in a makeshift cell looking gaunt and wearing a threadbare shirt.

"If any of the other close staff are still alive, I don't know where they are or what happened to them," said Nasr from his makeshift cell in a Misrata military barracks.

He beats his captive bloody and locks him in a makeshift cell in an abandoned building, hoping to extract the truth and perhaps also a measure of rough justice.

But while the video showed a clean-shaven Mr. Levinson in a makeshift cell, looking gaunt and wearing a threadbare shirt, the photographs showed him with a large bushy beard, wearing an orange jumpsuit.

It said that the officers, along with dozens of their colleagues, were bound by the wrist and neck, underwent forced marches, received meager rations, were confined to sweltering makeshift cells, were denied medical attention and were repeatedly threatened with death.

They are expected to be followed by several hundred other suspected members of Al Qaeda, who will be imprisoned in makeshift cells while they await their still uncertain fates.

The cardinals will even get a chance to test the conclave accommodations of Domus Sanctae Martae, a plush $20 million hotel on Vatican grounds that was opened in 1996 by John Paul II, who in the 1978 conclave was one of 110 cardinal-electors who slept in uncomfortable makeshift cells set up near the Sistine Chapel.

Until 2005, the cardinals endured Spartan conditions in makeshift "cells" close to the Sistine Chapel.

She is placed in a makeshift jail cell, having killed, in a fit of madness, the baby she bore Faust.