1. Guillotines can't be seen in broad daylight

2. During the French Revolution, thousands of people were guillotined.

3. Thousands of aristocrats were guillotined during the French Revolution.

4. Baby-proofing a guillotine?

5. Finally in the summer of 1794 Robespierre himself was overthrown and guillotined.

6. Schwarz is shocked to the core and “guillotines” himself with his razor.

7. His Late Majesty didn't send me to the Guillotines to destroy them

8. Head towards the guillotine, veer left.

9. 4 Its words function like a guillotine.

10. The rain sliced my neck like a miniature guillotine.

11. The guillotine will soon strike off his dead.

12. Louis is credited with designing a prototype of the guillotine.

13. 20 The ministers of Sainte Guillotine are robed and ready.

14. [Abominating Guillotine Axe] (Mythical, Two-Handed Axe) Attack: 4,850 -6,100

15. 1 He was sent to the guillotine in January 17

16. 3 The rain sliced my neck like a miniature guillotine.

17. 1792 – Highwayman Nicolas J. Pelletier becomes the first person executed by guillotine.

18. 17 Not many French people are in favour of using the guillotine.

19. 7 synonyms for Behead: decapitate, execute, guillotine, truncate, decollate, decapitate, decollate

20. 22 Feeley looked like a man being led to the guillotine.

21. Cadavers were around to help test France's first guillotine, the "humane

22. On April 1, 1794, Eulogius Schneider was executed by guillotine in Paris.

23. During the Reign of Terror hundreds were daily dispatched by the guillotine.

24. 24 There is no way that I will support the guillotine motion.

25. Anarchy, and the guillotine, then communicated revolution and Antiecclesiasticism to surrounding natio ns

26. 19 He was usually the person most eager to get the guillotine through.

27. 8 A guillotine motion was carried and, after amendment, the bills were accepted.

28. 11 It is shocking that a guillotine motion should be produced in such circumstances.

29. One after the other Danton, Robespierre and the rest went to the guillotine.

30. Opposition leaders accused the government of introducing a guillotine motion to stifle debate.

31. 16 One after the other Danton, Robespierre and the rest went to the guillotine.

32. French revolutionaries considered death by guillotine to be a more humane method of execution.

33. I know, but you don't have to go to Paris to learn about the guillotine.

34. Biron was recalled to Paris and sent to the guillotine on 31 December 1793.

35. For a period of time after its invention, the guillotine was called a louisette.

36. 2 Opposition leaders accused the government of introducing a guillotine motion to stifle debate.

37. 5 French revolutionaries considered death by guillotine to be a more humane method of execution.

38. Robespierre was only 31 in 17 and he was 36 when he was sent to the guillotine.

39. ON JANUARY 7, 1940, Franz Reiter and five other young Austrians were executed by guillotine.

40. I don't want to put our necks out there just to have the guillotine fall.

41. [be VERB -ed] Synonyms: decapitate, execute, guillotine, truncate More Synonyms of Behead COBUILD Advanced English Dictionary.

42. To them, watching the guillotine in action, it was so quick, there was nothing to see.

43. 13 Three guillotine motions were tabled for discussion of the Bill that became the Education Reform Act 19

44. 12 Before the guillotine motion, the longest speech in those proceedings was by the then Minister of State.

45. Before he was taken away from Strasbourg, he was pilloried on the scaffold of the guillotine.

46. 30 We owe them that and I think that the House should approve the guillotine motion.

47. Main Curtain will operate straight - lift ( " guillotine " ) and side - tabbing ( " Wagnerian " ), fully motorized and variable speed.

48. 23 So there is no possible justification for introducing the guillotine motion on the ground of an election commitment.

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50. One such guillotine is still on show at the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City.

51. 21 Only five clauses of the Football Spectators Bill had been considered before the guillotine was introduced.

52. After all, they reasoned, execution by the guillotine or sword differed markedly from that dealt by the axe.

53. That Government were able to carry through virtually all that legislation with hardly any resort to guillotine motions.

54. 7 After all, they reasoned, execution by the guillotine or sword differed markedly from that dealt by the axe.

55. By coincidence, a person named Guillotin was indeed executed by the guillotine – he was J.M.V. Guillotin, a doctor of Lyons.

56. 26 Mr. Foot Hon. Members will not be able to have a proper debate on a guillotine motion without me.

57. As word spread about the newfangled invention and more people saw it in action, the guillotine became a public craze.

58. 27 In fact, they wanted an even more severe limitation on politicians, but Willie Brown had the only guillotine.

59. 10 It sounded like the guillotine blade I knew would be descending on certain heads after this was over.

60. 29 That Government were able to carry through virtually all that legislation with hardly any resort to guillotine motions.

61. 25 There is no doubt about it - he knows perfectly well the reason why he is introducing this guillotine motion.

62. 15 Not only are guillotine motions being introduced with phenomenal frequency; they are being introduced at a very early stage.

63. 9 The Government have used the guillotine in a way that no other Government have - with alarming frequency and absolute severity.

64. 28 As word spread about the newfangled invention and more people saw it in action, the guillotine became a public craze.

65. 'Tis Cupid himself that called me here and I smitten by his arrow must fly to your side despite the threats of Madame Guillotine.

66. 6 If this guillotine motion goes through,[www.Sentencedict.com] what do I do about the thousand or so letters that I have downstairs?

67. 14 Where the guillotine improved on the Halifax design was the inbuilt facility to position the victim accurately and quickly in the machine.

68. Although he really did not invent the guillotine, and in fact opposed the death penalty, his name became an eponym for it.

69. If Maria Gambrelli is not a murderer, and I say she is not... you are sending an innocent girl to the guillotine.

70. 18 The crowds that lined the roads on the way to the guillotine looked much like most of the people in Wallsend.

71. 20 This last revolutionary had cheated the State by committing suicide while awaiting execution, but was not allowed to cheat the guillotine.

72. Decades later, during the Reign of Terror of the French Revolution, the Comtesse was targeted by the Jacobins as a symbol of the hated old regime; she was guillotined on 8 December 1793.

73. To save some of their noble clients from the guillotine, Champagnes merchants altered business records by replacing the titles of their clients with "Citizen".

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76. Cloture definition: a rule for limiting or ending debate in a deliberative body synonyms: order, gag rule, guillotine, rules of order, gag law, closure by

77. Cutters are the established tools of the trade, and include variations such as single- and double-blade guillotine Cutters, V-Cutters, cigar punches, and cigar scissors

78. 3 Years earlier, in 1940, an Austrian Witness named Franz was faced with the prospect of execution by guillotine for his refusal to be disloyal to Jehovah.

79. But this man was not only a killer... he was an unprincipled villain... who would rather see Maria go to the guillotine than lose her to another man.

80. Perhaps the most striking example of the human ability to watch a beheading and remain unmoved and even be disappointed was the introduction in France in 1792 of the guillotine, that famous decapitation machine.