| The danger that lurks within these museum pieces cannot be overstressed, with the possibility of fire, electrocution or both. |
| I raced out of the kitchen, risking electrocution by attacking the television in my dripping rubber gloves. |
| Methods of execution in those countries included hanging, shooting, beheading, stoning, electrocution and lethal injection. |
| He witnessed the fatal electrocution of a tradesman, and saw at a very early age just how dangerous the workplace could be. |
| They fear this peaceful drug dealer and, because of this fear, they want him to die by the chair of electrocution. |
| For instance, why is the barbarism of state-sponsored electrocution still acceptable? |
