Sentence examples for take condemned from inspiring English sources

Frank Turdik, a comrade in arms and the man in charge of dispatching subway cars, was often enlisted by Mr. Harold to take condemned cars and actually hide them on seldom-used tracks inside the system -- until the heat blew over, as it were.

The sentiment reflected the tack the Saudis have generally taken, condemning the Sept. 11 attack while trying to be supportive of the Palestinian cause.

When I'd take the condemned to the deathwatch cell that evening, I'd see it hit them.

In an article carried on the People's Daily Web site earlier this year, one prosecutor said four men from a hospital in Nanchang, the capital of Jiangxi Province, had rushed to take a condemned man's body before he was dead.

If there is cruelty, Livaditis said, it is the 20 to 30 years it takes for condemned inmates in California to have their legal appeals fully heard.

The Afghan government, which was not informed until after the exchange had taken place, condemned it as a "breach of international law" and urged the US and Qatar to "let the men go free".

In the meantime, we demand our leaders to take action: condemn Israel and put a stop to the United States military aid that funds these acts of terror.

"What is important for us is that... those who follow us may feel stimulated to take action, condemn and support women in trouble," the magazine stated.

This is my take: First, the film condemns the self-righteousness of many conservative Christians.

No one spoke to defend Trump — and everyone took turns condemning him.

I want you to quit recruiting from any of the Ivy League schools or any other universities where either the university president or the university faculties have taken action condemning our efforts to bring the war in Vietnam to an end.