Sentence examples for real prisoners from inspiring English sources

"All we found were empty warehouses, cement factories making real cement and prisons with real prisoners," one inspector says.

Filmed inside an active maximum-security prison, Pendleton Correctional Facility in Indiana, the movie, directed by Madeleine Sackler, used real prisoners and guards as actors.

Porridge was much loved by real prisoners, and popularised slang terms "naff", "nerk" and "scrote".

"I would interact with real prisoners," says Simm. "I got on with everyone I came into contact with.

Undeterred, De André forgave his kidnappers at a later trial, claiming that "they were the real prisoners, not I".

While Israel was transferring real land and releasing real prisoners, the Palestinians were strenuously avoiding their obligations, from extraditing terrorists to disarming militants.

One thing leads to another, and by evening, real bullets are being fired, reporters are arriving from Buenos Aires and real cigarettes are being stubbed out on a real "prisoner of war" to make him confess.

Game Theory for the Defense From 'Law's Order,' by David Friedman, of the Santa Clara University School of Law For a real prisoner's dilemma involving a controversial feature of our legal system, consider plea bargaining.

This was a real prisoner of war camp, unlike the so-called relocation camps that we were ultimately evacuated to.

Yeah, maybe this guy isn't a real prisoner, but everyone's reactions to him are genuine gold.

"Real male prisoners don't wear dresses," Zimbardo explained, "but real male prisoners, we have learned, do feel humiliated, do feel emasculated, and we thought we could produce the same effects very quickly by putting men in a dress without any underclothes".