Sentence examples for executed became from inspiring English sources

In fact, the frequency with which people were executed became a point of civic pride; in 1986, Tampa Mayor Bob Martinez ran for governor with the campaign promise that Florida's electric bill would go up if he were elected.

He also just happens to realise an eclipse is imminent, persuades them it is his doing, and rather than being executed becomes the King's "perpetual minister and executive".

Many of the executed become organ donors.

The exact numbers of people who were executed or became refugees in the late 1940s is widely disputed.

But those projects were often ill conceived and poorly executed, and became magnets for protests in Washington and in the countries where the bank operates.

He owes his start to his father, a teacher in a deaf-and-dumb asylum in Cologne who, as a hobby, painted ecclesiastical portraits and landscapes in which every leaf was executed Max became disgusted with this sort of thing at three, & a year or so later began making impressionistic drawings of his parents and others.

A wrongly executed one becomes a judicial tragedy.

If Congress does not act, the Constitution's command that the president "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed" will become nothing more than an unfulfilled hope on an old piece of parchment.

"The United States did not have the financial, personnel, information technology or contracting systems in place necessary to execute what became the most extensive and most expensive stabilization and reconstruction operation in history," the report said.

While these updates are executed, SM becomes more consistent, providing support to more accurate adaptivity.

Properly executed, journals become psychological mirrors, showing us who we are and what we are capable of becoming.