Sentence examples for condemned to draw from inspiring English sources

Dressed in shades of grey that accentuate the pristine whiteness of her publisher's clinical offices, the 50-year old author stands out like a country girl at a City soirée, desperate to disappear but condemned to draw every gaze.

One death sentence in England called for the condemned to be "drawn on a hurdle to the place of execution, where you shall be hanged by the necks, not till you are dead; that you be severally taken down, while yet alive, and your bowels be taken out and burnt before your faces — that your heads be then cut off, and your bodies cut in four quarters".

BBC WM's Mike Taylor: "Rain has probably condemned to a draw a match that, played to a natural finish, might have had plenty of life in it.

Perryman, who is Tottenham's record appearance holder and who played once for England, was watching as his current side - who were already condemned to relegation - drew 2-2 withethe Blades.

He was then convicted as a traitor, and condemned to be hanged, drawn and quartered.

The prisoners were taken back to the Spanish captain Antonio Méndez de Canzo, interrogated under torture, tried, and condemned to be hanged, drawn and quartered.

Higher order vagueness appears to condemn us to draw a sharp line somewhere.

Are they condemned to doom?

At court, he is condemned to death.

He is condemned to leave and return.

Nevertheless, Topsy was condemned to death.