death by electrocution

Sentenced to death by electrocution in the beginning of the book.

He is a black revolutionary sentenced to death by electrocution for mass murder.

On August 3, the military commission convicted all eight and sentenced each of them to death by electrocution.

Anything was better than what I was anticipating: death by electrocution.

The jury quickly convicted Patterson and sentenced him to death by electrocution.

Additionally, the hurricane was indirectly responsible for two deaths by electrocution.

Since it was a capital case, Tyler was sentenced to death by electrocution.

The eight convicted defendants were assembled on April 9, 1931 and sentenced to death by electrocution.

Thomas and Wayne actually touch the station wagon with the "live" wires, which would have resulted in their death by electrocution.

A chase through Aldwych station ends with the agent's death by electrocution on the track.

Touching the letters would cause death by electrocution.

The jury took 28 minutes to deliberate before finding Snook guilty, after which he was sentenced to death by electrocution.

During the time Henry was being tried, Louisiana changed its method of execution from hanging to death by electrocution.

Chase narrowly escaped death by electrocution during the filming of Modern Problems in 1980.

In just a little over a year he would be tried, convicted by an all-white jury and sentenced to death by electrocution.

Justice Sears argued that death by electrocution is unconstitutional and inconsistent with evolving standards of decency.

They split up shortly after the accidental death by electrocution of their manager, Michael Dempsey.

He worked with extreme care, always mindful of the threatening death by electrocution that might be his if he became careless for a single moment.

Sonnier was sentenced to death by electrocution.

Considering himself a "guardian angel", he feels all sinners must die like Diablo, "death by electrocution".

For their roles in the shooting, Floyd and Claude Allen were sentenced to death by electrocution.

Of 38 states with capital punishment, only three besides Florida - Georgia, Nebraska and Alabama - require death by electrocution.

Death by electrocution, Mr. Kiorpes said, was a diagnosis of convenience that ignored the dead llama's emaciated condition.

Coolly, he accused Duke of committing the murder for which a young man named Jack Skelly was now awaiting death by electrocution.

Burying cables, installing perch deterrents, and attentive placement of poles are ways to reduce risk of death by electrocution.