Sentence examples for execution of which from inspiring English sources

But the contract, the execution of which is sought to be prevented here, was illegal when it was made.

This formal dance, the perfect execution of which was almost a science in itself, reflected the Rococo idea of naturalness.

"It's poor; it's badly conceived; it's based on some decent ideas, the execution of which is needlessly Kafkaesque".

There are one-liners, too, in the execution of which Californian Ann is assisted by her ever-so-English straight man, Tris Payne.

There are possible pairs of prisoners to be selected for execution, of which two contain Sam, so the probability that Sam is slated for execution is 2/3.

Of particular note was the October 5 bombing of a pair of pubs in Guildford, Surrey, the timing and execution of which strongly resembled the later Birmingham attack.

The exception, of course, is in the case of executions, of which China is expected to carry out more than 5,000 this year.

An editorial in The Times criticized the cost of the execution: $1,451.50, of which $200 went to the hangman.

There are many challenges that stand between concept and execution, one of which is providing power to the devices.

It could be, that is, that by forming plans we engage powers that are not our own by engaging laws linking plans with execution, laws of which we are not the authors.

Many executions – methods of which include beheadings, stoning, crucifixion and hanging – take place in public.