Sentences with phrase «fellow prisoners»

The 93 - page report, «I needed help, instead I was punished: abuse and neglect of prisoners with disabilities in Australia,» found that people with disabilities in prisons across Australia are at serious risk of risk of bullying, harassment, violence, and abuse from fellow prisoners and staff and disproportionately held in solitary confinement for 22 hours a day.

Just Remember: Don't insult the chef or the food or the fellow prisoners (I mean fellow diners)!

THEY ARE NOT BRETHREN, THEY ARE NOT UNDERLINGS; THEY ARE OTHER NATIONS, CAUGHT WITH OURSELVES IN THE NET OF LIFE AND TIME, FELLOW PRISONERS OF THE SPLENDOR AND TRAVAIL OF THE EARTH».

Whilst serving his country in the Second World War, he was captured in Crete in 1941 and was held captive in Stalag 383 in Bavaria, where he met the painter Adrian Heath who recognised his artistic talent when he saw the portraits Frost was doing of fellow prisoners of war, and suggested that he should consider a career in art.

Also among his fellow prisoners was the German Expressionist painter Michael Fingesten, whose work young Alcalay had long admired and who offered to instruct him in portrait painting.

While there, Asawa serendipitously met several former Disney Studio artists who were fellow prisoners and spent her days making art with them.

Learning that Stahl plans to publicly execute Narville, Tomas and Rico don Helghast uniforms and rescue him and his fellow prisoners.

As I walked to my cell and Heather chatted with fellow prisoners, the game didn't miss a beat.

The first part of the game is understandably easy, the first encounter acts as a tutorial when you mix it up with some fellow prisoners.

While on his way to his execution, Kane is broken out of a police van through an outside interference and Lynch, one of the fellow prisoners, revitalizes Kane with adrenaline and the two escape from the police.

In the haunting «Outside Work Detail,» convicts stoically dig graves for their fellow prisoners yet reserve their deepest grief for the senseless death of a deer.

(In Danish, English and Korean with subtitles) The Way Back (PG - 13 for violence, a nude image, depictions of physical hardships, and brief profanity) Fact - based bio-pic, based on Slavomir Rawicz's memoir chronicling his undertaking a grueling 4,500 mile trek from Siberia to India following an escape with a half - dozen fellow prisoners from a Russian gulag in the Forties.

Not only does Paddington accidentally dye his fellow prisoners» uniforms a cheerful shade of pink when he's on laundry duty (a sight King frames with precise symmetry), he also charms the meanest guy in the joint — prison cook Knuckles McGinty (Brendan Gleeson)-- by introducing him to his favorite food, the very civilized marmalade.

In this one, she faces the scorn of the fellow prisoners because of her refusal to act while she is being raped.

Paddington's family, the Browns — Henry (Hugh Bonneville), Mary (Sally Hawkins), Judy (Madeleine Harris), and Jonathan (Samuel Joslin)-- continue to investigate the crime and visit Paddington, while fellow prisoners Phibs (Noah Taylor), Spoon (Aaron Neil), and Knuckles (Brendan Gleeson) plan an escape.

Here's all Bronson is, really: It's the bald, mustachioed, sturdily built Hardy raging like a bull, embodying a man who needs little provocation to beat the living crap out of guards, fellow prisoners, passersby... anybody.

There's a long line of familiar British faces among the cast, most notably Noel Coward in his last film acting role as the prison inmate lording it over fellow prisoners and staff alike.

As he is pounded with kendo sticks and repeatedly punched by fellow prisoners on Watanabe's orders, you imagine his spindly frame will snap in pieces.

Holding out for a rescue, he and his fellow prisoners band together to barricade themselves in and hold the bandits at bay.

Eastwood, as Morris, tilts with nasty warden Patrick McGoohan for a while, befriends several fellow prisoners, and picks the guys with whom he'll make his escape.

Resulting altercations can put law and corrections staff — and fellow prisoners — at risk for injury.

«Mr. Kokabee has used his time in jail to educate his fellow prisoners through courses in physics and languages,» said Kate Kirby, American Physical Society executive officer, in support of Kokabee's nomination.

AAAS presented Kokabee with the 2014 Scientific Freedom and Responsibility Award in absentia «in recognition of his willingness to endure imprisonment rather than apply his scientific expertise for destructive purposes and for his efforts to provide hope and education to fellow prisoners,» said Alan Leshner, then AAAS CEO and executive publisher of Science in a letter to Ayatollah Khamenei requesting Kokabee's release.

Hands folded on a table, now smiling at a remembrance, now teary - eyed at another, he occasionally glances out the window to a larger visitors» room, waving or nodding to some fellow prisoners while scanning the faces of others.

In the frenzy Czech and a handful of fellow prisoners made a break for it, disappearing into the freezing night.

I tried then to make this fact clear to my fellow prisoners of war.

This is how we should understand Bonhoeffer's final words to his fellow prisoners: «This is the end — for me the beginning of life.»

That hope was the hope of Christ, to which some Christian fellow prisoners testified in conversations with me.

My fellow prisoners and I had no idea what was happening at home.

«Greet Andronicus and JUNIA, my countrymen and my fellow prisoners, who are OF NOTE AMONG THE APOSTLES, who also were in Christ before me.»

His description of the pride with which many of his African - American fellow prisoners (not «friends» — the word means lover in prison parlance) graduate from high school while behind bars is moving.

Just a matter of how we use it and where we let it take us a head, beyond or an even steady keel of pleasure from within or live in a painful mental state of internal torture except for the few who lash out and gain the respect of their fellow prisoners!

Jeannette, the text says «Salute Andronicus and Junia, my kinsmen, and my fellow prisoners, who are of note among the apostles, who also were in Christ before me» (Romans 16:7).

In the prison writings we find Bonhoeffer's insistence upon «a full life», the severe criticism of fellow prisoners who «miss the fullness of life and the wholeness of an independent existence», and a constant return to the theme of involvement in the world — these give some indication of the direction in which Bonhoeffer's thoughts move.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was asked to lead a service for his fellow prisoners in Flossenburg concentration camp towards the end of the Second World War As he finished two men flung open the door and told prisoner Bonhoeffer to take his things and come with them.

East European Pentecostals have no wealth, institutional power or privilege to lose; so when need arises, they go to prison and turn their prisons into «Bible schools» to convert their jailers, as St. Paul did, They spread faith and hope to fellow prisoners as Black Muslims have done in some American prisons.

They choke on their own vomit, or hang themselves, or are beaten to death by fellow prisoners.

My information is that this saying was first coined by John Bunyan when he was in prison and saw a fellow prisoner being led out to execution.

Before going, he entrusted English fellow prisoner Payne Best with a message for his friend Bishop Bell of Chichester: «Tell him that for me this is the end but also the beginning.

Twelve years pass; with the help of ancient fellow prisoner Abbe Foria (O.P. Heggie), Dantes digs his way out of the Chateau D'If and escapes.

An attempt to help a fellow prisoner leads to a spectacular action sequence, but he is outnumbered and fighting a force that expects someone to try to escape.

A serial murderer will slaughter a captive doctor's wife and daughter unless the man kills a fellow prisoner.

The cast is deep and includes (one of my favorites) Shohreh Aghdashloo as Mikael's wise and courageous mother, Tom Hollander («The Night Manager») as a fellow prisoner of the Turks, James Cromwell as an American Ambassador, Rade Serbedzija as a leader of the Armenian resistance, and Jean Reno as a commander of the French Naval fleet that plays a vital role in 1915.

He observes the murder of a fellow prisoner on the paddle - steamer and the separating of a slave from her children.

The latter quality is especially haunting during a sequence in which Mikael (who has escaped a labor camp by means of sweating dynamite and a fellow prisoner with nothing for which to live) catches a ride on a passing train.

To make it out alive, he seeks training unlike anything he's ever endured, with the help of the legendary Master Durand (Jean - Claude Van Damme) and fellow prisoner Briggs (Mike Tyson).

Chiwetel Ejiofor gives a performance of incomparable heroism and presence as Northup; Lupita Nyong» o is passionate and defiant in the role of his fellow prisoner Patsey, and Michael Fassbender is the sadistic slavemaster Epps, whose habitual sexual abuse and angry self - hate is revealed to be a pathological and under - reported part of the system; a system, which in the words of one character, enables the abuser's violence to «trample his guilty sensation».

When captured notorious outlaw Butch Cavendish (William Fichtner) gets loose on a train, Reid does what he can and winds up seeing to it that fellow prisoner Tonto remains in custody.

After a successful prison escape, Boris flees to Earth to find the son of a fellow prisoner who just so happened to be locked up for inventing time travel.

Next for me was his role as Robert Redford's fellow prisoner (and eventual right hand man) in «Brubaker.»