Sentence examples for tiny prison from inspiring English sources

A few months later, he started working part time at what was then a tiny prison museum space near Huntsville's courthouse.

Dreyfus, an innocent man wrongly condemned to a hellish existence in a tiny prison built especially for him, offers an inspirational lesson in integrity and courage.

That's exactly what I ended up doing when I first entered prison, this time with an Italian version of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" that I got from the tiny prison library.

They must share their tiny prison with four other lost souls: the dentist Dussel (Michael Rupert and Mr.. and Mrs. van Daan (David Wohl and Nancy Robinette) and their shy son Peter Michaell Stahl-David).

He said he looked forward to taking his two daughters to Mr. Mandela's tiny prison cell to "teach them the history of that place and this country, and to help them understand not only how those lessons apply to their own lives," but also more broadly.

On Sunday, Mr. Obama stood in that same tiny prison cell — now a monument to Mr. Mandela, South Africa's first black president — and showed his wife and two daughters the place where Mr. Mandela spent 18 of his 27 years behind bars during his long campaign to end his country's policies of racial apartheid and oppression.

A few days later, my mother and I -- and our luggage -- were in a tiny, prison-like bedroom in Rome.

Bradley Manning spent yesterday, his birthday, alone in a tiny, bare prison cell, without a pillow or sheets on his bed, in weak health and wracked with anxiety at the prospect of a prison sentence of 52 years.

While Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, attended an extradition hearing in London yesterday accompanied by his court of celebrity backers and 100 journalists, 23-year-old Manning spent another day in solitary confinement in his tiny, bare prison cell under conditions which have been described as inhumane and tantamount to psychological torture.

At Macoute headquarters in Pétionville, the tiny, latrine-like prison cells were destroyed and all the furnishings shattered.

A good, honest and loyal soldier of France, Dreyfus was sentenced to life imprisonment in a tiny purpose-built prison on Devil's Island, 10km off the coast of French Guyana, after being wrongly convicted of spying.