Sentence examples for the gaol from inspiring English sources

What books should Mr. Madoff be reading in the gaol?

A negro was imprisoned in the gaol on a charge of murdering a policeman who was endeavouring to arrest him, and on Sunday a mob set out to break into the gaol and lynch the negro".

That poem was published in 1996 but refers to the events of 1979 - "the gaol walls all that month were smeared with shite".

The refs took a little look at the play, wondering if the stick of Pouliot was above the crossbar but the gaol stands.

Photo Tina Fineberg/APThanks to the gaol house blog for noticing the rather astonishing list on Art Garfunkel's official website of every book he has read in the last 30 years as a "voracious reader".

His loyal flock stood in vigil outside the gaol singing hymns, and later outside the court when, after a speedy trial, he was found guilty and a date was set for his hanging.

Built in 1880 by the Melanesian mission using stone from the ruins of the New Gaol, the roof is modelled on a ship's hull, and the stained-glass windows represent the four evangelists.

Also in the neighborhood is the Old Gaol, the oldest building to be built as a jail in England, which houses the Border History Museum where you can learn about all kinds of bloody midnight raids, nighttime slaughters and decades-long feuds.

At Tower Hill there was general antagonism towards the press, except from Mr Tony Merrick, probably the most articulate of the gaoled dockers.

Finally, the discovery of new and innovative material to help with economic development is based on an active, motivated scientific community that is committed to the gaols of NEPAD.

As Minister, Morton was involved in the first dismissal of Warringah Shire Council in April 1967 which was triggered by the gaoling of two councillors for bribery.