Sentence examples for warden led from inspiring English sources

Merle recalled the execution in a haunting song, also entitled "Sing Me Back Home": The warden led a pris'ner down a hallway to his doom, And I stood up to say goodbye like all the rest, And I heard him tell the warden, just before he reached my cell, Let my guitar-playing friend do my request.

Walkers, meanwhile, should head for the Alta Murgia national park where wardens lead day-long hikes taking in castles and prehistoric tombs, falcons and sinkholes.

Pack a swimsuit because wardens lead snorkelling safaris (ferry day return from Bideford or Ilfracombe £35).

This drama never makes it easy for viewers seeking a moral traffic warden to lead them through.

The results have shown that regular meetings and planning of activities by wardens can lead to better conservation even with countries at war with each other.

On entry, customers are met by wardens, handcuffed and led to their cells through dark hallways to a soundtrack of recorded screams.

Welborn, who speaks with a southern-Illinois twang, was an assistant warden at Stateville when Brisbon led the inmate uprising there, and he testified against him in the proceedings that resulted in his death sentence.

But the prison, led by Burl Cain, its warden, is at pains to show how much it has changed.

His office gave the Institute of Medicine $989,000 for the patient safety panel, which is led by Gail L. Warden, the former president and chief executive of the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit.

Rick led Evelyn, Jonathan, and the warden to the city, where the group encounters a band of American treasure hunters led by the famed British Egyptologist Dr. Allen Chamberlain and guided by Beni, who O'Connell is less than pleased to discover on the boat.

"Just so you know, they all know who you are," the wardens told him as he was led into Winson Green prison in Birmingham.