Sentence examples for execution may have from inspiring English sources

The breakdown in F.B.I. procedures that delayed Timothy McVeigh's execution may have been the last straw for Louis Freeh.

While in the first half the quality of execution may have been lacking, the ambition and plan stayed the same.

But the strategic thinking behind Mr. McCain's choice was sound, even if its execution may have been lacking.

If many of us when we go to the theater now expect to see brain matter splattered on faces and clothes when someone is shot on screen, the uncensored reel of Kennedy's execution may have contributed to the trend.

" From Mary, Queen of Scots' beheading in 1587 to John Joe Amador's lethal injection in 2007: the styles in execution may have changed, but the death mask, it seems, lives on.

In addition, Mr. Simon was most intelligent about matters of ornainentation and rhythmic alteration, and although the execution may have lacked that last increment of sparkle and resilence he had his 30‐member orchestra playing with a nice grace and accuracy.

But those executions may have been the last.

Critics say the larger factors are impossible to disentangle from whatever effects executions may have.

Rami Abdul Rahman, from the monitoring group, said that the executions may have been intended to set an example of the women, and at scaring the local population into turning up to mosque five times per day.

Another grievance was the news that some Ho-Chunk women had been sexually assaulted by American riverboat crews along the Mississippi River, although this story, like the one about the executions, may have been a false rumor.

This man was unlike any other killer I've seen". Executions may have become routine in places such as Texas, but McVeigh's sanctioned killing stands apart both for the enormity of his crime and because he was put to death in the name of all Americans--the first execution by the federal government since 1963.