Sentence examples for ever been executed from inspiring English sources
No one has ever been executed.
He awaits his execution with great fear, but has some hope when he discovers that nobody has ever been executed.
When he vetoed the legislation that would have banned the execution of the mentally retarded, Governor Perry said no mentally retarded person had ever been executed in Texas.
In 1924, Alfred D. F. Hamlin, a professor of architecture at Columbia, said of it, "Nothing comparable to this superb design has ever been executed or conceived in America, and the cathedrals of Europe may fairly be challenged to surpass or even to equal it".
It just hadn't ever been executed all the way.
The question, then, isn't whether you believe an innocent person has ever been executed.
The same study did not find any innocent person ever being executed.
In the government system, hundreds of sentences are pronounced without ever being executed; in the Taliban system, decisions are always enforced without delay.
And if the government turned him down and, more so still, if he ever were executed — there would be "one hundred years of bloodshed".
"I honestly don't believe that Nidal Hasan will ever be executed," said Mr. Galligan, who continues to meet with Major Hasan.
While the warrant is unlikely to ever be executed, some diplomats hoped it would give them new leverage in seeking peace in Darfur.
