Sentence examples for example were executed from inspiring English sources
The Munich students Hans and Sophie Scholl, for example, were executed in 1943 for distributing anti-Nazi leaflets.
Most of the "disobedient" soldiers shot "to set an example" were executed in the early period of the war between 1914 and 1915.
Manuel Valle, for example, was executed last month by the state of Florida after 33 years on death row.
Parents of young children should note that the books don't gloss over unhappy endings: one of the heroes of "Shadow Knights," for example, is executed at Dachau.
The exuberant flowering among the Cro-Magnon artists in the caves of Europe would come even later; the parade of animals on the walls of Lascaux in France, for example, was executed 17,000 years ago.
Delaroche, perhaps the most popular representative of the Romantic school, specialized in highly charged narratives with royal and child characters, of which "The Children of Edward" (c. 1830; Louvre) is a typical example, being executed with a flatness that lacks either linear or colouristic inspiration.
For example, traitors were executed by drawing and quartering, and servants who killed their master or mistress were boiled alive.
As such, traditional large-scale urban planning solutions risk failure on two fronts: First, they will repeat some of the costly errors of urban planning in the past -- for example as they were executed during urban renewal in the US.
For this example, the prediction algorithms were executed in a post-hoc fashion on an existing dataset.
The surviving examples of his work were executed between the 1530s and the 1580s, an unusually long period of activity.
