Sentence examples for their prisoner from inspiring English sources

Jack and Locke worry about their prisoner.

"In fact, I was their prisoner, nothing else".

The notes fall down, he is their visitor, their prisoner.

By midafternoon the troops began their march back to Terre Haute with their prisoner.

"Isis said that he was to remain their prisoner and they would ransom him for something.

As the commandos pulled their prisoner away, Lieutenant Johansen conferred with Rooker.

The retractions of captured militants would be particularly ineffective, given their prisoner status, he argued.

I was their prisoner, chained to the radiator of my own conscience.

In January, following the UK court's order, Britain duly "requested" their prisoner back.

At the time of Cleghorn's birth, the Apache people had been prisoners of the U.S. government since the surrender of Geronimo in 1886, but, when she was four years old, they were released from their prisoner-of-war status.

From Marmite's medicinal properties (it's so packed with B vitamins that the Red Cross included it in their prisoner-of-war parcels) to its popularity with animals (cats, ferrets and parrots all feel the love) to its contemporary use as a cheeky slang term (as in "talking a load of Marmite").