There were elements of the prayer circle and the shooting range, where books, movies, anything that might fall beneath the broad heading of Culture were up for discussion, dissection, and frequently, execution.
Midazolam, for example, is now frequently used during executions to induce a pain-free unconsciousness before death, but is startlingly ineffective.
Mrs. Larson and others told us that families frequently find the execution of their lost loved one's killer a meaningful emotional landmark.
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.
Millions of such organizations exist around the world – well intended, noble in purpose, and frequently exemplary in execution – but they should not be confused with social entrepreneurship.
In this capacity he achieved considerable notoriety in Rome for his violent actions, frequently ordering the execution of suspected traitors on the spot.
Mr Dow's frank account, "The Autobiography of an Execution", weaves tales from his often-futile efforts—in which stalling, rather than stopping, his clients' execution is frequently the only feasible goal with scenes from his own family life.
But the new production prompts more praise for the validity of its purpose than unrestrained enthusiasm for the execution, which frequently suggests that service in a good cause is sufficient unto the evening.
While I frequently criticize Google's execution of its social strategy, I think there's big potential for the G+ "macronetwork" concept where you can share with people you have very different relationships with from one place.
Before his execution, Turpin frequently received visitors (the gaoler was reputed to have earned £100 from selling drinks to Turpin and his guests), although he refused the efforts of a local clergyman who offered him "serious remonstrances and admonitions".
