Sentence examples for penitentiary to from inspiring English sources

But no worries, they've been upgraded since then, all the way from penitentiary to boutique.

Yet Patrick Hayes, the warden in 1910, described the penitentiary to The New York Times as a place "as pleasant as the Thousand Islands".

Folsom State Prison also staged executions from 1895 to 1937, but thereafter San Quentin became California's only penitentiary to implement the death penalty.

Mr. Albanese, 43, is an instructor in an innovative effort at Lecce Penitentiary to teach inmates to be sommeliers, or wine stewards.

The Republican powerbroker Matt Quay later remarked that Harrison had no idea "how close a number of men were compelled to approach the gates of the penitentiary to make him President".

Marion Jones was quietly moved from a Texas penitentiary to the Bay Area last May by federal prosecutors who feared that her former track coach would take the stand in his own defense.

The law, which stated that captured runaways were to be held for six months after arrest and then taken to the penitentiary, needed to be "so altered as to the meet the exigency of the times.

He took to escorting groups of well-to-do gentlemen into penitentiaries to point out the criminal traits of the inmates, and would guess, from head shapes, the crimes of these wretched men and women.

A4 Cuba Dissidents May Be Freed As many as 18 jailed dissidents have been transferred from provincial penitentiaries to the main prison hospital in Havana, relatives of the dissidents said, raising hopes that they might soon be freed.

Over the last two decades, I have moved from high-security penitentiaries to minimum-security prison camps.

The U.S. Constitution requires state penitentiaries to provide health care to prisoners.