Sentence examples for occasion execution from inspiring English sources

Even to express doubts about this doctrine, al-Wahhab said, should occasion execution.

"At half-time I was quite positive and in the second half our enthusiasm, toughness and desire was great, but on a couple of occasions our execution was just off when we looked a little bit rusty.

Justice was crude, delivered on more than one occasion by summary execution.

On another occasion, as an execution was approaching, I was visited by the defendant's lawyers.

West Ham are studying footage from the game after a section of the visiting supporters sang "Adolf Hitler, he's coming for you" and hissed on several occasions, mocking the mass execution of Jews during the Second World War.

This was because the drugs the executioners had been using to execute the condemned were unavailable on the occasion of Mr. Lockett's execution.

The beauty of the occasion lay not in the execution, which was as ruthless and brutal as anyone could wish, but its emotional impact.

It's not the decision that counts on these occasions so much as the execution, and England's, in all three instances, was poor.

On another occasion, in October 1995, Mr. Wang attended an execution in Luannan, a small town about three hours from Tianjin, at which the executed man wriggled on the ground after being shot.

A number of details of this execution correspond to the occasion described by Kipling in the poem, and he later used a story similar to that of Flaxman's as a basis for the story Black Jack.

Midazolam's ongoing use has alarmed experts because it is relatively untested in execution settings – and most occasions where it has been used have not ended well.