Sentence examples for of inside Time from inspiring English sources

Erwin James takes over as Editor of Inside Time in January 2016.

A letter in this month's edition of Inside Time, the national newspaper for prisoners, highlights their plight.

When the first edition of Inside Time, the monthly newspaper for prisoners, was banned by a prison governor, it gained instant credibility.

An earlier attempt to set up the paper had faltered because it was seen as being too close to the system, says John Roberts, operations director of Inside Time.

Eric McGraw, the founder and managing editor of Inside Time, a newspaper for prisoners, distils this issue of a rot-in-jail sentence: "On a personal level, it's always regrettable that people are destined to die in prison, but it does seem to me to be a compromise, for people who want to see the death penalty".

Mr Stephen-Smith, now an author and commissioning editor of Inside Time, a monthly newspaper for prisoners, said: "I am wondering if it could be rolled out in the rest of the country if it works that well.

It also creates a sense of continuity – a sense of being inside culture and of culture being inside time.

Few could accuse Inside Time of shying away from challenging material.

One of the best accounts of life inside the Times comes from a historian of the French Revolution, Robert Darnton.

The condo is very, very small, it's less than 900 square feet, and but you don't really spend a heck of a lot of time inside.

Instead, there is a giant and authoritative stillness, the stillness one imagines inside of time.