Sentence examples for prisoner to make from inspiring English sources

Thus, diplomats said, the responsibility is on Sierra Leone, which holds the rebel leader prisoner, to make the first decisions on his future.

And despite his best efforts to resist them, Evan eventually gives in -- a moment of weakness that becomes dangerous and even deadly as the women first refuse to leave, then return the next night to take Evan prisoner to make him pay for his infidelity.

Mr. Maliki maintained that a group of lawmakers from rival political factions visited the prison this year and instructed the prisoners to make false charges and to give themselves scars by "rubbing matches on some of their body parts".

Genet wrote it in prison, on pieces of brown paper used by the prisoners to make bags.

Mr Vann Nath was one of only six or seven prisoners to make it out alive.He never expected to.

There is also the awareness that what motivates many prisoners to make art is endless time on their hands.

Hayes believes it's crucial for prisoners to make a link with the outside world whatever their skills level.

The lawyer for Army Specialist Charles Graner, who was on trial for abusing prisoners at Abu Ghraib, was telling the camera that forcing prisoners to make a pyramid with their bodies isn't abuse, because American cheerleaders make pyramids all the time.

In 2011, when protests began against the Assad regime, Saydnaya was emptied of its previous political prisoners to make room for the protesters who sparked the revolution.

They are guarded by a cruel sergeant (played by Ian Hendry) who delights in torturing them both physically and psychologically, as when he forces the prisoners to make repeated climbs up an artificial hill.

It has swapped hundreds of prisoners for a single soldier in the past, but fears this will encourage new kidnaps.Probably, says one Israeli security source, those involved in planning Israel's Gaza operation "understand that the soldier won't be released except by a deal", though they will try to arrange a delayed release of prisoners to make it seem to Israelis less like a direct swap.