Sentence examples for duly condemned from inspiring English sources

Ferré was captured on Aug. 7, 1871, and duly condemned and executed.

He kills his brother Abel, and is then duly condemned by God to become a ceaseless wanderer – or, as the King James version has it, a "fugitive and a vagabond shalt thou be in the earth".

Cohen duly condemns Zemurray's colonialist arrogance but also admires his chutzpah.

Breaches of due process will be duly noted and widely condemned.

Unconvinced, an outraged Allardyce enlisted support from his old friend Sir Alex Ferguson, who duly delighted in condemning such "disrespect".

That duly arrived when Fabio Borini's late penalty condemned Chelsea to a first home defeat in 78 games under Jose Mourinho.

Equality was scorned, the idea of trickle-down economics lauded, government condemned as a fetter on the market and duly downsized, immigration encouraged, regulation cut to a minimum, taxes reduced and a blind eye turned to corporate evasion.

Though one critical distinction must be duly noted: The vitriol on the part of the Jews comes from thuggish far-right soccer fans and is condemned by most thinking Israelis and Jews.

Williams duly obliged, winking as he left the field with joke shop blood streaming from his mouth, but Evans still missed the kick that condemned Harlequins to a 6-5 defeagainstnst Leinster.

They duly summoned Catalans Dragons to travel from Perpignan from Yorkshire for the third time in three weeks, condemning St Helens to a bruising derby against Wigan in the other Grand Final qualifier.

All three leaders duly rewarded their donors on Thursday, prompting Lord Oakeshott, the Liberal Democrat peer and advocate of Lords reform, to condemn the list, saying it "polluted parliament and the political parties that collude in this corruption".