They provided evidence that midazolam is "incapable of keeping someone 'insensate and immobile in the face of [more] noxious stimuli,' including the extreme pain and discomfort associated with administration of the second and third drugs in Oklahoma's lethal injection protocol" — "burning, searing pain" that "may well be the chemical equivalent of being burned at the stake".
They provided evidence that midazolam is "incapable of keeping someone 'insensate and immobile in the face of [more] noxious stimuli,' including the extreme pain and discomfort associated with administration of the second and third drugs in Oklahoma's lethal injection protocol"—"burning, searing pain" that "may well be the chemical equivalent of being burned at the stake".
"I told Rosa instead of being burned here, we'll surrender, and whatever happens, happens," Mulonzia said.
The very foundations of our society are in danger of being burned.
Democrats know, after years of being burned, that Republicans have no interest in true compromise.
The mistress of a bishop, she's in constant peril of being burned as a witch for her heathen healing methods.
If you can't imagine the horror of being burned alive, then you haven't, so to speak, lived.
He writes of being burned and whipped, and sleeping in the doghouse with a Doberman named Rustina.
She described that as "what may well be the chemical equivalent of being burned at the stake".
If that drug fails to do its job, if it gives prisoners the sensation of being burned alive, it is unconstitutional.
Less rapid trading by short-term speculators could be a good thing for buy-and-hold investors tired of being burned by the market.
