Sentence examples for sometimes executed from inspiring English sources
Until then, children had been tried, sentenced, imprisoned and sometimes executed alongside adults.
Yet after World War II, Nazi officials were tried, convicted, and sometimes executed for their "lawful" actions.
That isn't to say he looked dour; he had a winning smile, and when a performance clicked, he sometimes executed deft dance steps on his own.
Even critics of the play, however, acknowledge that some of the people portrayed were innocent and that innocent people do continue to be arrested, convicted and, sometimes, executed.
She did mention, though, a nearby salt mine where people who fell behind in their work had been arrested, tortured and sometimes executed.
He came to power in a military coup in 1961 and ruled for 18 years; during his tenure, dissidents were tortured and sometimes executed without a proper trial on the same kinds of accusations now leveled at Mr. Lee.
If soldiers think travelers are headed for Jordan, they sometimes execute them as presumptive traitors.
They were accused by Iraqis of beating prisoners, torturing them with electric drills and sometimes executing suspects.
Research consistently shows that capital punishment does not deter criminal behavior, is prohibitively expensive and sometimes executes the innocent.
Beyond the high costs, lengthy appeals processes and racial biases that infect the capital system lies a growing public uneasiness that we are sometimes executing the wrong people.
New Englanders, too, were constantly accusing one another of — sometimes executing one another for — heinous crimes like Anabaptism, Antinomianism, Familism and, most heinous of all, Quakerism.
