Sentence examples for prisoners such as from inspiring English sources

But when some of the prisoners began to defy the guards by barricading themselves in their cells and trying to plan a prison break, the guards responded by inflicting increasingly sadistic punishments on the prisoners, such as stripping them naked and firing fire extinguishers into their cells.

Deep cuts to prison funding means staff are no longer able to spend enough time helping prisoners such as Sarah Reed, the mentally ill woman found dead in her cell last month, prison officers leaders have said.

Iran does not recognise dual citizenship and treats prisoners such as Zaghari-Ratcliffe solely as Iranian.

One would lift a political ban on former prisoners (such as most of the NLD leadership, including Miss Suu Kyi).

Khalip believes there is no question of taking part as long as there are political prisoners such as her husband.

For that, and for the jailing of other political prisoners, such as Andrei Sannikov (Sannikau) the Belarusian authorities gain the dread Mordor Dark Star.

Mad antics by a single prisoner, such as smashing up the office or "shitting up" a prison officer or a governor (accumulating a full bucket of excrement over a few weeks and then letting a member of staff have it over his or her head), would lead to lockdowns and mass searching and cause no end of trouble for the rest of the wing.

Each issue of the magazine, which ran for 10 years under his editorship, contained an interview with a former prisoner, such as John McVicar and Frankie Fraser, or a writer, among them Martin Amis.

While others might not be willing to support a prisoner such as Dr. Jon Marc Taylor, this to include the Missouri Board of Probation and Parole who repeatedly denied him medical parole following his February 2014 stroke, I can tell you that the fruits of his reformed life are to be commended.

Screws at the Scrubs, he went on, were guilty of intimidation, abusing visitors and denying prisoners such statutory rights as daily exercise in fresh air.

Her father, my grandfather, whose face is in shadow in the portrait, risked his life with a group of comrades to spread forbidden news of the war to the other prisoners, news such as the death of Hitler, information that kept many prisoners alive and hoping, long enough to survive until liberation.