prison courtyard

But through it all, his mind kept drifting back to the horror in the prison courtyard.

These days, during a close game in the prison courtyard, Adams said he sometimes looks up for the scoreboard.

His thoughts were interrupted by the sound of the horn located in the prison courtyard.

With the help of the other survivors, Rick manages to enter the prison courtyard.

Dana walked into the prison courtyard and was escorted to the warden's office.

At that moment, he brought his eyes up high enough to see a blinding flash erupt through the prison courtyard.

Within minutes of the news of the landings, two machine guns had been set up in the prison courtyard.

The prison courtyard still contains a Baroque chapel from the former convent.

"I would definitely, probably, say I am a leftist," she said in the prison courtyard.

He was standing in the ghastly blue light of the prison courtyard, one hand on the airbus, trying not to vomit.

After wandering through the prison courtyard and talking to a zombie, she allows it to tear at her jugular.

The prison courtyard looked normal again.

"We brought them here to save them," Mr. Muhammad said inside the prison courtyard where the five are living.

The men were given sedatives, he said, and escorted to the prison courtyard, as death penalty protesters rallied behind police lines several blocks away.

The walls between the open field and the prison courtyard within cracked wider and huge chunks of concrete spilled down.

As they emerged from the tunnel and into the prison courtyard, the first thing Garrovick noticed was that the sun had gone from the sky.

The execution took place inside the prison courtyard only 58 days before the end of World War II.

With this on his mind, which was enough to carry into a dreary prison courtyard, he arrived at the prison of La Force.

Peace reigned among the nations of the Eastern bloc, but it was the peace of the prison courtyard.

A guard discovered it, and Miss Suh was lashed to an iron pole that stood in the prison courtyard.

Months later, Mr. McCain said, the two of them stood together in the prison courtyard on a Christmas morning.

Because Mr. Kaczynski had been incessantly pacing his cell, once a day he is let out into a prison courtyard.

They thrust their arms between the metal bars and ripped away the curtains and plastic sheets covering the windows facing the prison courtyard.

These can be added to existing prisons, placed into gutted buildings to turn them into prisons or bolted together in a prison courtyard.

Some 25 miles to the southwest, in Gitarama, the prison courtyard is a smoky haze of cooking fires, so crowded that inmates often suffer serious burns.