Sentence examples for month to death from inspiring English sources

BAGHDAD, Nov. 19 -- The trial of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, in which he was sentenced this month to death by hanging, was marred by flaws so serious that they undermined the trial's fairness and called into question the verdict, an international human rights watchdog group said in a report to be released Monday.

Mursi, a Brotherhood leader who was freely elected as Egypt's president in 2012, was sentenced this month to death over a mass jailbreak in 2011.

The book is a march to death.

His fame soon dimmed, while the grim march to death of his rival, Scott, held the public's imagination.

So it's not surprising that many of us do not tolerate pain and suffering well, much less the slow march to death that degenerative disease often entails.

The striking black-and-white cinematography, by then a rarity among American studio pictures, lends the film an air of gravity, especially in its depiction of the Clutter family's step-by-step march to death.

The four men were sentenced on 13 September to death by hanging.

So I think we see in these reflections from the past our half-asleep march to death in the now.

It's a relentless march to death as the tiny drops of poison move through the blood stream, attacking tissues and cells.

I feel that there is still hope in the world: I'm not ancient, all of my first kisses are not over, I'm not just on a march to death.

While your friend has no problem putting her wrapped food or plastic containers in the microwave, you're worried she's on a slow march to death with every butter-coated popcorn bag.