Sentence examples for gruesome result from inspiring English sources

Lockett's execution was the first time Oklahoma had used midazolam in its lethal injection cocktail, and the gruesome result prompted Fallin to order a review of the state's policies.

Usually such alterations have gruesome results, but Mr. Hurwit's work was remarkably benign.

The gruesome results, presented to Mr. Yassky's team, included rusted-over suspensions and broken underbodies.

He said that parents had identified their children from photographs to spare them from seeing the gruesome results of the rampage.

Despite having spared no expense, however, Oklahoma has opted to kill Warner with exactly the same drugs as it used with such spectacularly gruesome results on Lockett nine months ago.

Those who pay the park's $12 entry fee are treated to an extravaganza of tigers jumping through rings of fire or balancing on balls; if the crowds are large enough, workers will place a cow and a tiger in an enclosure with predictably gruesome results.

Many hunters refused to participate after watching the gruesome results of a plume hunt.

The drug was first tested on monkeys and then on a group of captured enemy combatants, with gruesome results.

Footage of the tribal violence in the border territory is gruesome (the results of a beheading are in full view) and more harrowing still, given the absence of bloody images of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq as regular features of the evening news.

Death penalty supporters in the state were afraid that the chair's gruesome history would result in a backlash, in the courts and among the public, and earlier this year the state switched to lethal injection as a means of execution.

Shots great and gruesome, largely the result of the blustery winds, included the hooking tee shot at the 175-yard, par-3 eighth hole by Camilo Villegas that started some 30 yards right of the hole and stopped 4 feet to the left of the hole; and the 4-foot putt by Andrew Coltart, at the par-3 11th, that was stopped short by the wind, never reaching the hole.