Sentence examples for execution takes from inspiring English sources

The tempo of activity picks up, data replaces assumptions, and execution takes precedence over strategy.

If his execution takes place as scheduled, Bower will have been the second-longest-serving inmate executed by the state.

The metaphor may be unsubtle, but the jaw-dropping brio of its execution takes the breath away: resisting its lunatic spell would probably require full-body sedation.

The bulk of the action, after a brief prologue showing a judicial execution, takes place in 1965 in an Oldham pub belonging to Harry Wade.

Some death penalty opponents believe that it has been so long since New Jersey put a prisoner to death that public opinion won't begin to turn until an execution takes place.

(The execution takes place. Cavaradossi falls to the ground) Tosca: I'm crying with laughter / You've just won a Bafta / For acting so dead / Without a bullet in your head.

The most recent execution took place in Ohio yesterday.

The last military execution took place in 1961.

Connecticut's most recent execution took place in 1960, New Hampshire's back in 1939.

His execution took 14 minutes – shorter than McGuire's, but nonetheless double the normally expected time.

He said the United States had nothing to do with the facility where the execution took place.