Sentence examples for usual execution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holton chose the electric chair over the state's usual execution method of lethal injection.

These effigies, more usual in execution, also form a contrast; they are traditionally described as active and thoughtful, respectively.

"He'd been there three months, two months past the usual stay of execution.

Still, the artists' third show has redeeming qualities, beyond their usual determination and superb execution.

Now directed by former dancer Paul Lightfoot, the company delivered its characteristic emphasis on soulful, downbeat expression at its usual stratospheric level of execution.

There were fewer executions than usual, however, because of the effect Guernica left on Nationalists' reputations internationally.

Whether occupying forces themselves use torture, "disappearance" or summary execution -- the usual dirty war tools -- or subcontract these tasks to Iraqis, international law flatly prohibits such brutality.

Several players offered the usual lines on consistency and execution.

She also demonstrated her usual crack technique, although the execution was a little stiff: cool perfection rather than Spanish warmth.

Forced re-education, exile and execution are the usual choices on offer in utopias for any who oppose the powers that be.

Oppenheimer focused on a massacre of 10,500 near the Snake River in Northern Sumatra and specifically on the family of Ramli Rukun, a man whose death was more public than was usual for the military-run executions.