Sentence examples for crowded death from inspiring English sources

(The neighbours, too, have grown shy of the noose, resulting in crowded death rows: 357 await execution in Sri Lanka, 400 in Bangladesh and some 8,000 in Pakistan).

Texas, with its crowded death row, has hardly been the model of criminal justice.

California's crowded death row is as defined by architecture as it is the legal battles that have blocked executions since 2006.

Before the prayers the official chanter referred to the "double standards of Obama," which drew a familiar refrain from the crowd: "Death to America!" The seemingly breathless momentum of the diplomacy, after decades of hostility and suspicion, was clearly taking some Iranians by surprise.

Most Bad Apple plot devices don't work in urban California: escaping into a New York City crowd (Death Wish) or disguising ritual killings as random street crime (The Hunger).

My head that is currently doing all it can to not send panic signals to my fingers and thumbs and not get crowded to my death by all these harpie things.

The sports obituaries got a little too crowded with the deaths of the former N.B.A. player Armen Gilliam, remembered for his powerful game and personality, and the former N.F.L. star John Mackey, whose impact on the league goes far beyond his playing accomplishments.

The space he occupied was more than that of one man, and with his death this crowded city seemed suddently vacant.

So when one of those non-security employees, Jdimytai Damour, a Haitian immigrant who had been working there for a week, tried to do his job, and got his windpipe crushed by the crowd, his death was clearly the crowd's fault, or the fault of Damour himself maybe, not Walmart.

The actual train car in which people, hundreds crowded, were taken to the death camps.

The judge, Sharon Keller of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, took her seat before a gallery crowded with bloggers, lawyers and death penalty protesters.