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Meanings of fellow inmate in English
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Usage of fellow inmate in English
1
Indeed, it wasn't long before a fellow inmate turned hostile on him.
2
The execution of a fellow inmate, due two hours later, was postponed.
3
He was one of two men convicted last September of murdering a fellow inmate.
4
They were introduced by a fellow inmate, at her request.
5
Hill was condemned for beating fellow inmate Joseph Handspike to death in August 1990.
6
A third Angola Three inmate, Robert King, was accused of killing a fellow inmate.
7
The other Angola Three inmate, Robert King, was accused of killing a fellow inmate.
8
The murder of Gary Douch by a fellow inmate in Mountjoy Prison recently is deeply disturbing.
9
A convicted murderer in American Samoa has been charged with stabbing a fellow inmate with a knife.
10
Officials were unsure whether the injuries were the result of self-harm or an assault by a fellow inmate.
11
Wilson, along with fellow inmate Ronald King, escaped from St. Clair Correctional Facility in Springville, Alabama, on Monday.
12
Crown prosecutor Scott McColgan said Williams believed fellow inmate and killer Nikki Roper was a "snitch".
13
Without labouring the irony, a fellow inmate gives her a holy medal, and she gratefully accepts the gift.
14
Joseph Druce is accused of killing fellow inmate John Geoghan in the former priest's cell on August 23.
15
In a statement, read aloud by Mr Bambrick, a fellow inmate said Mr Evans told him about the assault.
16
Nine months after being jailed, Wepa was charged after nearly biting off a fellow inmate's nipple during a fight.
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Fellow inmate through the time
Fellow inmate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common