Sentence examples for prisoner through from inspiring English sources

They stand on the other side of a barrier of plexiglass and bars, able to hear the prisoner through speakers.

Both actresses are adept at playing the more bizarre customers who visit the shop, and, on a more serious front, Ms. Chesser beautifully underplays the recurring role of the prisoner, through whom Angie finds much of the courage she needs to trust her gifts and believe the writer's voice within her.

He decided to follow a former prisoner through the rehabilitation program at St. Leonard's House, a Chicago halfway house, with an impressive-sounding track record: almost 90percentt of the men who complete its four-month program avoid recidivism, compared with Illinois's prevailing rate of 50percentt.

McCreary was taken to Ninth Street Prison in Cincinnati, Ohio, but was later transferred to Fort Delaware and eventually to Morris Island, South Carolina, where he remained a prisoner through July and most of August 1863.

Another time at Old City Hall in Toronto, when it was converted into a courthouse, one of my colleagues was bringing in a prisoner through the back, and as soon as he saw daylight, he bolted and starting running down Bay Street.

Investors will get payouts if a 10% reduction in reoffending rates is achieved for the first 1,000 prisoners through Peterborough.

In Monday's ruling, Justice Kennedy affirmed the panel's finding that overcrowding is the "primary cause" of "severe and unlawful mistreatment of prisoners through grossly inadequate provision of medical and mental health care," leading to "needless suffering and death".

In a project developed by SFSA in conjunction with the prison's policy of rehabilitating prisoners through education and reintegration with their communities, prisoners and wardens have been taught how to start up and manage a farm.

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — The Taliban staged an audacious prison break here early Monday, freeing at least 476 political prisoners through a long tunnel, according to the warden, Gen. Ghulam Dastagir Mayar.

However, researchers say that staff who understood the impacts of prison environments, and attempted to proactively ameliorate those impacts upon prisoners, through their relationships with prisoners and practices, were more likely to be effective in preventing deaths.

Clarke aims to bring down 60%-plus reoffending rates for short-term prisoners through a "rehabilitation revolution" that could result in the current prison population of 85,500 being reduced by 3,000 by 2014.