Sentence examples for description of condemned from inspiring English sources

The description of condemned cattle by slaughterhouse identification number is presented in Table  1.

Twice we are told about Tolstoy's Rostov hearing a rattle of rifle fire "as if someone had spilled nuts"; twice we are told about Orwell's description of a condemned man swerving to avoid a puddle on his way to the gallows.

Detailing it, Tolstoy employed his favorite device of mock-naïve description to condemn the perversity of "counterfeit art" and expose its insidious influence.

All the cattle in the cluster 2 (2% of condemned cattle) presented a pericarditis lesion associated with heart condemnation compared to 2% of the total number of cattle condemned.

All the cattle in cluster 1 (2% of condemned cattle) presented a lesion of fecal contamination compared to 3% of the total number of cattle condemned.

So why can't a prominent Christian author even question how to reconcile Jesus' description of God's incredible, even incomprehensible love with the notion of condemning souls to eternal torment without being condemned as a heretic?

Tells about the daily routine of the condemned man, description of the death house.

One of the spokespeople sacked, the able Pat McFadden, knew what he was doing when he invited David Cameron to condemn a caricature description of Mr Corbyn's anti-west take on terrorism.

Dafydd Elis-Thomas, the former assembly presiding officer, condemned Ms Wood's description of a vote for UKIP as a vote against Wales in her speech to the Plaid Cymru spring conference.

Tony Ball, leader of Basildon Council, condemned the violence.

In his Guardian article, Davis condemned Emwazi as "evil and delusional", distancing himself from Cage's description of the 26-year-old.