Sentence examples for the same cellblock from inspiring English sources

Mr. Remes said some of his notes from discussions with other detainees — including one, Shakar Aamar, who he said was in the same cellblock as Mr. Latif when he died — were deemed classified by military censors.

In 1981, Zuhdy was caught in the Egyptian government's roundup of Islamists after the Sadat assassination, and for three years he lived in the same cellblock as Zawahiri, in the enormous Tora Prison complex.

All three men were in the same cellblock in 6-by-8-foot cells that were not adjoining but had wire-mesh walls, which might have enabled them to communicate, officials said.

This prisoner, who had once been confined on the same cellblock as Hamilton, told me about the excitement that would spread among inmates when they found out that Hamilton had been transferred to their prison.

The two prisoners spent a single night on the same cellblock, records showed.

Cooper was incarcerated in the same cellblock as Nelson Mandela in the notorious Robben Island Maximum Security Prison off the coast of Cape Town, from 1977-1982.

"It was damp; you really felt the horror," said Saad Sultan, an official at the Ministry of Human Rights, as he walked through the same cellblocks that he visited numerous times starting in May 2004 after the American abuse scandal at Abu Ghraib became public.

"And another was there in the 1980s, so their tours are a little different because they were in the same cellblocks but under different laws.

The livelier "Cellblock II," in the gallery's new project space down the street, gathers smaller works by some of the same artists in "Cellblock I," along with others like Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman and Nancy Holt.

If school principals can ban cellphones from the classroom, it seems strange — or reckless — that generals did not apply the same common sense and forbid cameras inside top-security cellblocks.

Maybe a dog don't like the slippery floors in the cellblock, or the noise, or the food odors.