Sentence examples for rush of execution from inspiring English sources

Capital Defense Weekly, a blog that tracks appellate death-penalty litigation, describing what it called "a very fluid situation," said Monday that a Supreme Court stay in the Mississippi case would "lend credence" to the conclusion that a moratorium is in place, while the result of a denial would likely be "a new rush of execution dates".

The rush of executions is notable not only for its barbarism but also for its contrast to prevailing thinking about capital punishment.

"It reduces the risk of execution.

But in those last months, Montazeri's focus on Khomeini's failure to prevent a recent rush of mass summary executions and prison torture were just too much to handle for the self-proclaimed Leader of the Revolution.

"Fade" plays with the rush and execution of a bank heist, almost threatening people to their feet and onto the dance floor.

Elsewhere the film is surprisingly muscular – Joey's frantic gallop through the barbed wire of the trenches into the bloody abyss of no man's land has something of the ruthless rush of Jaws, while an execution occluded by the passing sail of a windmill reminds us of the most poignantly elliptical moments from Schindler's List.

After Lost in Austen – which I would happily have watched six parts of as opposed to a rather rushed four – and The Children, there was Place of Execution, which concluded last night.

An ambulance goes to the place of execution, removes the required organs and rushes them to the hospital where the receiver is waiting to go into the operating theatre.

Last month, the court rejected an Arkansas request to void a lower court's stay of execution of Don Davis, on similar grounds.States are rushing to devise new, less painful chemical formulas and procedures to use in executions.

There are also questions of execution.

It was just a lack of execution".