Electrocutions [noun]

There are three men sentenced to electrocution in September and October.

In my innocence I did my best to carry out his instructions, with the result that I suffered a mild sort of electrocution.

He was tried speedily, sentenced to electrocution, and executed October 28.

To invite electrocution by killing men was no part of Anthony Trents practice.

Electrocution can occur from either low voltage (household type) or high voltage currents.

One minister was present when experiments in "electrocution" took place in the United States.

When the first cyclist was found, I suspected electrocution in some form, and the other two cases went to confirm the suspicion.

I'd rather face electrocution than go into father's room with such a tale.

But there won't be any electrocution, Allen; no, there cannot be.

"But the electrocution was not to be until morning," she said.