| They were also tremendous goldsmiths, outstanding farmers, skilled carpenters, refined men who anyway were used to behead their enemies. |
| One famous drama critic, the late Alexander Woollcott, could behead a new play with a single thrust of his pen. |
| Most likely it was some tradition from the days long ago when the executioners would personally behead the criminals. |
| The soldier, killed by two Islamists who attempted to behead and disembowel him, was 25 years old and had a two year old son. |
| If the victim dies, please find out for me whether they behead, hang, or electrocute in Japan for capital punishment. |
| A guillotine was consequently developed that could behead twenty-five persons at a time. |
