Meanings of enter the prison in English

Not one of the four will ever enter the prison of Albuquerque.

The gate is opened for us, and we enter the prison-walls.

Yesterday I was allowed to enter the prison with Mrs. Hammond.

As you enter the prison, Mandela's and Gandhi's words are inscribed on the walls.

Enlisted men bringing meals for the prisoners will not be allowed to enter the prison room.

More than 60,000 enter the prison system each year on short-term sentences.

The majority of the arrests were made as the suppliers attempted to enter the prison posing as visitors.

His daughter had the address to enter the prison, disguised as a cobbler, bringing home work, as she pretended.

The introduction of the indeterminate sentence for public protection created a procedure whereby people enter the prison system and never leave.

When our spies enter the prison, if they do, it will be in a way to inspire confidence among the Mafiosi.

The English chaplain was at last permitted to enter the prison, and he saw Miss Cavell, and gave her the Sacrament.

On it was a coat of arms, and a personage had been seen to descend from it and enter the prison.

She knew that no one was permitted to enter the prison, and that she could see Vinicius only from the arena.

But on the appointed days when the friends of the prisoners are allowed to enter the prison, their use is sadly evident.

Six gunmen wearing police uniforms were allowed to enter the prison by unsuspecting guards who believed the men were delivering another prisoner, state prosecutors said.

Esslemont, tells how one day He was allowed to enter the prison-yard to see His beloved Father when He came out for His daily exercise.