The phrase "row of prisoners" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The judge sentenced the row of prisoners to serve their time in jail."
"Men were arrested at 10 in the morning and were dead by 11; entire families were eliminated and whole wards purged; rows of prisoners were shot by firing squad, still breathing until they were finished off by coup de grâce".
The news agency said on Thursday that it had removed from circulation the photograph showing two rows of prisoners' bodies lying on the ground because it believed the picture was taken in 2004 after another prison fire in Honduras, and not after the fire on Wednesday.
"I send my respects to the soul of your wife," he told one witness, Bou Meng, whose wife died in the prison and whom Duch (pronounced DOIK) had come to know when he pulled him from a row of shackled prisoners and put him to work as a painter.
The rich drawing depicts rows of emaciated prisoners with color-coded tags; Anne's sister, Margot, fleeing to the Annex on her bike, under the cover of a rainstorm.
Similarly, New Jersey's abolition of the death penalty last week and Gov. Jon Corzine's decision to empty death row of its eight prisoners is almost entirely symbolic.
Public opinion has shifted, spurred by the exoneration of scores of death row prisoners as a result of improved DNA testing and the widening use of life sentences without possibility of parole.
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.
We pass along a row of bunks crammed with prisoners of war.
By Anthony Lane We pass along a row of bunks crammed with prisoners of war.
Although Texas and the other likely F.S. states already conduct some eighty-six per cent of executions, their death rows remain clogged with thousands of prisoners kept alive by meddling judges.
