Sentence examples for execution stretched from inspiring English sources

Each execution stretched well past the intended duration of about 10 minutes: an hour and 58 minutes, 26 minutes, and 43 minutes respectively.

In Arizona, the execution of death row inmate Joseph Wood's execution stretched out for nearly two hours and required 15 doses of each lethal injection drug, including midazolam.

Our own twisted conceptions of this method of execution stretch all the way from prehistory into the present: even as Charles Stuart knelt on the scaffold erected outside the Banqueting Hall in Whitehall in 1649, the regicides still believed that by beheading him they were symbolically – as well as actually – toppling the state.

Jobs has both, and he leaves behind him for execution a roadmap stretching out five years or more.

The execution was flawless, and Smith stretched over the goal line for the score.

In its unprecedented character assassination of Mr Jang before his summary execution, North Korea said, among other things, that he "stretched his tentacles" into areas where he should not have been interfering.

In the US, it stretched as far back as Cotton Mather's execution sermons, which featured a type of sanctimony perfect for Puritan times and, stripped of 17th century linguistic colloquialisms, still relevant for today's moral hypocrites.

Furthermore, during the execution of the PNF movements, the muscles are briefly stretched before contraction, stimulating neuromuscular endings that produce greater strength.

The basic idea is that if a sensor node due to an environmental uncertainty does not have enough energy to execute the task, then it slows down the processor rate and stretches the execution time of that task.

Michael Graczyk, an A.P. reporter who has witnessed about 170 executions, said: "When they're on the gurney, they're stretched out, his arms extended.

If task m is stretched by a slowdown factor ν k, then its actual execution time at frequency f k is L m /ν k.