Sentence examples for implement of death from inspiring English sources

It looks like this:Mr Burns confesses he's "not sure" this is actually called a debrainer, but he is sure that "in the right hands, this implement of death is quite capable of extracting a brain".

Instead of classifying Kevorkian's implement of death as art, Lee Bowers, the gallery's co-owner, said "we're just calling it the Thanatron assisted-suicide device.

There is a lot to be said about the first of the two a story that opens with the line "I had always planned to kill my father"—but we spent last month dealing with fathers and implements of death while reading David Vann's "Legend of a Suicide," so I'm opting out for the moment.

There is a lot to be said about the first of the two — a story that opens with the line "I had always planned to kill my father" — but we spent last month dealing with fathers and implements of death while reading David Vann's "Legend of a Suicide," so I'm opting out for the moment.

Typically, they start with tobacco purveyors, move on to alcohol peddlers and end with manufacturers of implements of death and destruction.

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"The decision has been taken to implement the death sentence against the Iraqi convict and others," a Jordanian security source told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.

"I am sorry that Louisiana has adopted lethal injection as the form of implementing the death penalty," he wrote.

Mr Yameen has taken a strong position on law and order, campaigning in favour of implementing the death penalty and calling for harsher prison sentences.

After Crawford was sentenced to die, Cox wrote to the state's probation department: "I am sorry that Louisiana has adopted lethal injection as the form of implementing the death penalty," because "Mr. Crawford deserves as much physical suffering as it is humanly possible to endure before he dies".

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights wrote in November 2015 that "given the doubts that have been raised about the fairness of trials conducted before the Tribunal, the Government of Bangladesh should not implement death penalty sentences".