Sentence examples for prisoners of all from inspiring English sources

Some 200,000 inmates are over 50 roughly as many as there were prisoners of all ages in 1970.

In all, there were about 100 cells in the cellblock, he said, with prisoners of all ages, from teenagers to old men.

Officials in Washington said that they would be watching closely to see who was released under an amnesty that Myanmar's government said this week would include 6,300 prisoners of all types.

They cross paths with the Old Heads, as they are called, during visits to the library, church, and the segregation unit, where prisoners of all ages are punished with solitary confinement.

Prisoners of all faiths should be allowed to wear beards: it is not the job of American correctional facilities to mandate how people can wear their facial hair when everyday grooming is in keeping with their religious traditions.

That danger was neatly illustrated again this year with the exoneration of six death row prisoners of all charges – one prisoner each in Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas.

It infantilises, stripping the prisoner of all sense of responsibility.

No. 47: Finally, there's the mind — the greatest prisoner of all!

And the most famous prisoner of all, Lori Berenson, is in an effusive mood, giggling about her daydreams.

While struggling to survive with other political prisoners - of all races - in Kampala's foetid jail, he saw they suffered equally.'I learnt that all human beings are the same,' he said.

On 17 July Heydrich ordered that the Einsatzgruppen were to kill all Jewish Red Army prisoners of war, plus all Red Army prisoners of war from Georgia and Central Asia, as they too might be Jews.