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Meanings of put to death in English
Usage of put to death in English
1
The first they put to death in the machine for breaking joints.
2
A few leaders only were put to death; other penalties were reserved.
3
That is quite different to being put to death in cold blood.
4
Dion adds, that the author of the discovery was put to death.
5
Thus Christians, in former times, were put to death by the heathen.
6
The prophet will betray them and they will be put to death.
7
Many of the clergy, both secular and regular, were put to death.
8
Shall there any man be put to death this day in Israel?
9
Twenty-eight people were put to death in the United States last year.
10
He waited, expecting in a few minutes to be put to death.
11
In either event their relatives would be, at once, put to death.
12
Wherefore the king anon decreed that he should be put to death.
13
Their heads also were put to death, and the houses broken up.
14
Sixteen noted warriors and marauders were singled out and put to death.
15
I will make the sentence, how he shall be put to death.
16
So these men were informed against and put to death by Agoratus.
This collocation consists of:
Put to death through the time
Put to death across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common