Sentence examples for is executed to bring to from inspiring English sources
A systematic analysis of these techniques is executed to bring to surface the merits and demerits of individual IDM.
The whole word is from the Latin perpetrare, "to execute, to bring about"; in English, it is used almost always about evil deeds and crimes, unlike commit, which often has the sense of "promise".
where he played a man who had been executed and was brought back to life by the laziest of plot devices: electricity.
Usually the drilling is executed by hand which brings lots of problems.
By Jon Michaud November 11, 2009 The news that John Allen Muhammad, who directed the D.C. sniper attacks in 2002, was executed last night brought me back to the fall of that year.
Two months after they were executed Labour came to power, bringing a Commons vote to suspend capital punishment for five years in the 1965 Murder Act, a move made permanent in 1969.
The terrorists checked the boys' armpits; those with hair were executed, while those without were brought to Isis terrorist camps for brainwashing.
Later on Monday, the justice ministry announced in a statement that five people convicted of terrorism and sentenced to death were executed on Monday morning, bringing the total number of those executed on the same charges to 37 in the past two months.
While Laval was being restored to the degree of consciousness required by French law for a man to be executed, the firing squad was brought from the Fort of Chatillon, where the execution was originally to have taken place, to the prison at Fresnes.
