Sentence examples for impending execution from inspiring English sources
The phrase "impending execution" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts discussing a forthcoming or imminent execution, often in legal or dramatic scenarios. Example: "The defendant awaited the verdict with a sense of dread, fully aware of the impending execution that loomed over him."
Abdurahman Azat and Kurbanjan Hemit were executed at an unknown location after the announcement of their impending execution was read out in front of 4,000 officials and Kashgar residents at a local stadium.
Mary, Queen of Scots writes about her impending execution.
One of the talkative ones warned him of his impending execution.
Prisoners are told of their impending execution only moments before it is carried out.
The impending execution has led to an outpouring of protest from numerous individuals and organisation.
Helen Evans, 75, did not let the impending execution impede her daily routine.
"As the date approaches," Mr. Bickell said, referring to impending executions, "I will be in touch with the attorney general's office.
Indonesia officially notified Chan and Sukumaran of their impending executions on Saturday despite requests by the Australian government that the announcement be delayed until after Anzac Day, Bishop said on Monday.
But the newspaper reported he regretted not being able to properly support his wife, Christine Puspayanti, whom he married while in prison, and was also sad about the impending executions of Sukumaran, 33, and Chan, 31.
"Minister Nisar must at last conduct the full and proper inquiry into Shafqat's case that was initially promised, and stay all other impending executions while he works out how many of those people may have been tortured into 'confessing' to crimes when they were children".
Like the family of Nimr, the relatives of Mohamed al-Sheuikh, Muhammad al-Suwamil and Ali Saeed al-Rebh were given no notice of the impending executions but had become increasingly concerned over the past month as phone calls and letters from the prisoners had been sharply curtailed.
