Sentence examples for execution you from inspiring English sources

Once you get past the cute concept and the clever execution you think: now what?

While in this cell and until the time of execution, you will be under constant surveillance by Correctional Officers.

These repetitions feel sloppy, as, quite frequently, does their execution; you often have no idea whether there is an actual position that Mr. Parsons requires his dancers to achieve, or whether there is just an approximate idea of that step.

— to the text of a list addressed to the condemned prisoner and describing the "Rules and Procedures" to be followed on the day he is put to death: On the morning of the date of the execution, you will be placed in a special cell where you will remain until the time of execution.

"We've had some fantastic goals here, but in terms of execution, you'll never see that".

His last words were: "You're not about to witness an execution, you're about to witness a murder... I've never killed anybody, never.

We don't have public executions, you might retort.

At his Supreme Court confirmation hearing two years ago, Judge John G. Roberts Jr. was asked what he would do "if you had four other justices now voting for a stay of execution?" "Do you feel, as chief, you should do the courtesy," Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, asked, "and kick in the fifth one?" "I don't want to commit to pursue a particular practice," Judge Roberts said.

Accelerators rapidly open doors, taking you from ideation to execution, if you're ready for the ride.

"The wall they'd put us up against was a place of execution; if you moved the police would execute you, if you didn't move the soldiers would kill you, and for many nights afterward I was to have this nightmare, the nightmare of a scorpion surrounded by fire, unable even to try to jump through the fire because if it did so it would be pierced through".

One death sentence in England called for the condemned to be "drawn on a hurdle to the place of execution, where you shall be hanged by the necks, not till you are dead; that you be severally taken down, while yet alive, and your bowels be taken out and burnt before your faces — that your heads be then cut off, and your bodies cut in four quarters".