Sentence examples for prison exercise yard from inspiring English sources

The question now is whether Mr. Hevesi, 71, will also take his daily constitutional in a prison exercise yard.

Near the center of the 6-foot-by-23-foot canvas stands the monumental figure of man in what seems to be a prison exercise yard.

I was one of a dozen prisoners in the room discussing a charity marathon we were planning to run around the prison exercise yard.

A video from 2000 revolves around a brief piece of real surveillance footage, from 1989, in which a fight erupts in a prison exercise yard and one of the combatants is killed by a guard's gunshot.

It's an atmosphere not dissimilar to a prison exercise yard – guards glaring at you menacingly as if a knife fight could break out when actually you're just there to go sightseeing, shopping and eat sandwiches bigger than your head.

Ivo Andrić famously wrote that "Bosnia is a country of fear and hatred", yet in a Dutch prison exercise yard the same men who 20 years earlier slaughtered each other would happily play football and cook each other meals using recipes from home.

In the prison's exercise yard, the prisoners were watching a football match.

The Mountjoy Prison helicopter escape occurred on 31 October 1973 when three Provisional Irish Republican Army IRAA) volunteers escaped from Mountjoy Prison in Dublin, Ireland, aboard a hijacked Alouette II helicopter, which briefly landed in the prison's exercise yard.

Painted in broad strokes and drawn into with brusquely gestural lines, it is more suggestive of a prison's exercise yard than of a fancy aviary.

The exhibition features audio documentary from convicts and guards who lived there; a reproduction of tunnels through which prisoners like Frank Morris tried to escape; an original letter written by Robert Stroud, the Birdman of Alcatraz; and other artifacts, like a baseball initialed in blood, found in the prison's exercise yard.

Inmates are currently allowed to smoke in their cells but a ban would prohibit this and extend to all parts of a prison, including exercise yards.