Sentence examples for condemned electric from inspiring English sources

He set up a one-room flour mill, run off a condemned electric motor — condemned by him.

He set up a one-room flour mill, run off a condemned electric motor condemned by him.

Understand Electric's weaknesses.

He was condemned to the electric chair after his conviction, but his sentence was changed to life in prison in 1972 when the State Supreme Court, following a United States Supreme Court decision, ruled that New Jersey's death penalty was unconstitutional.

Those condemned to the electric chair sometimes had to be repeatedly shocked before they died.

Marv, who apparently needs no last name, is railroaded to the electric chair, condemned to die for what he regards as a justifiable revenge killing.

Video footage of trench warfare belatedly positions the production in a more specific setting, though it is unclear why Pilgrim should reach salvation via the electric chair – condemned for desertion, perhaps?

Its whining dual guitar intro settles into a mid-tempo chug, with Hetfield taking on the role of a condemned man awaiting his electric chair fate.

Some celebrated him as the shadow genius behind Davis's electric period; others condemned him as a overbearing tailor of the performer's whole cloth.

Originally condemned to die in the electric chair — at the time, rape cases were eligible for the death penalty — McCune had his sentence commuted to life, in 1952, after he cut off his own penis on death row.

In one of the group's memorable sketches, the actor Larry Hankin played a condemned prisoner being led to the electric chair by a warden, a priest, and a prison guard.