Sentence examples for return to gas from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scheidegger said he favored execution methods involving intramuscular injection or a return to gas chambers, but with a poison other than cyanide, which was long under attack because of the suffering it can inflict.

Missouri is also contemplating a return to gas chambers after the state supreme court placed a moratorium on executions while they consider the alternatives, and in Utah, a state legislative committee approved a bill in November suggesting the reinstatement of firing squads – an execution method the state last used in 2010 – meaning the bill will go to a vote of the full state legislature.

But oil analysts say drivers can breathe easy for now, since the rise signals neither a burgeoning increase in overall demand for gas nor a return to high gas prices anytime soon.

He recently called for a return to the gas chamber, using nontoxic gases that would displace oxygen in the chamber.

If no burns were found, they were ordered to return to the gas chamber — every day, if necessary — until they did get burned.

They continue towards the homestead, intending to return to the gas station once it has received a fuel delivery.

We can actually tell the truth: our return to Bush-era gas prices is because the economy is rebounding.

Their demands are inevitably more specific than those of revolutionaries, since rebels want the exact things they used to have, whether it is a freedom from daily floggings or a return to lower gas prices.

Return to the gas phase occurs through photodesorption and chemical desorption.

Huge new projects dedicated to liquefied natural gas — in which gas is frozen, compressed in liquid form for easier shipment, then returned to a gas state at import terminals — have been mushrooming around the world.

That and the return-to-earth gas prices.