Sentence examples for many prisoners including from inspiring English sources

Many prisoners, including some not directly involved, will now lose hard-won responsibilities and privileges.

A Fellow American Later that night the guards moved Mr. Schrier to a cell with many prisoners, including Alawite soldiers and officers he would eventually befriend.

The Allies captured the entire supply convoy, all the baggage and took many prisoners, including Gazan's wife and children, although they later managed to rejoin him.

Although the French took many prisoners, including many of the Army of Condé, the French emigrant army, these prisoners were not massacred whole-sale, as had happened after earlier battles.

On his arrival in London he was taken to the Gatehouse Prison in Westminster, already home to many Catholic prisoners, including his nephew, Father Thomas Garnet.

And how was it possible that the regime had slaughtered so many political prisoners — including twelve hundred detainees in a single day, at Abu Salim prison, in 1996 — and kept it secret for years?

Fischer became an activist and a prominent lawyer who represented many political prisoners, including Mandela, until he himself was put on trial for his political activities.

NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar — Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, asked this country's ruling generals on Friday to free its many political prisoners, including the democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, but there was no sign yet of movement on the issue from the junta.

PAGE A6 U.N. CHIEF AND JUNTA MEET Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, asked Myanmar's ruling generals to free its many political prisoners, including the democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, but there was no sign yet of movement on the issue from the junta.

At Arta they found and released many Nicaean prisoners, including the historian George Akropolites.

His citation read: Robertson's men took many Turkish prisoners, including a senior officer of engineers who insisted that he would only surrender his sword to the Australian officer in charge.