Sentence examples for execute one in from inspiring English sources

Bradley can execute one in less than a second.

The definition of an EMT, and the requirements to execute one, in vitro are at variance with those in vivo and therefore cannot exactly recapitulate these events.

It means - according to the way the Romans executed one in 10 soldiers as a punishment - destroying 10% of something, but is often used as a hyperbolic description of an even more damaging event.

It is Virginia that is out of touch: fewer than half the states now have the death penalty for juveniles, and only seven have executed one in the last 26 years.

Two surveys were executed: one in Ingushetia (January 2004) and one in Chechnya (February 2004).

To Mr. Khanevich, whose grandfathers were rounded up and executed one day in 1938 in a Siberian village, this indifference stings.

"One was executed, one died in a war, one is in prison, and one is a refugee in Germany".

But Burns clearly just wants to make some fun headlines by proposing firing squads (there's only one man on death row in Wyoming, and the state has only executed one person in the last half-century), and advocating for eliminating the death penalty in order to save a few bucks might give people the wrong idea.

Colorado currently has just three individuals on death row and the state has only executed one person in the past 38 years.

Connecticut has executed one man in 50 years.

Of those, three were executed, one died in captivity and four were released after three and a half years.