Sentence examples for Fit to execute from inspiring English sources

That these were the sentiments of low, weak minds: that for his part, as he had made it his study to surpass others in glory, so he was desirous of excelling them in justice and equity". The senate approved of sending deputies, but none could be found fit to execute the commission: for every person, from his own private fears, declined the office.

Rubens' estimation of his own gifts was that "by natural instinct" he was "better fitted to execute very large works than small curiosities".

Finished within a year, these paintings justified Rubens's claim to be "by natural instinct, better fitted to execute very large works than small curiosities".

His legal skills, then, were proof that he was fit to be executed — but not good enough that he be allowed to defend himself.

The execution of Kenneth Williams, who was convicted of killing a man he fatally shot after escaping from a prison where he was serving a life sentence for another killing, came after his attorneys appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing that he was intellectually disabled and not fit to be executed.

It is also due to his ability to manage his squad, ensuring they have players who are fit, fresh and ready to execute a plan.

Although Agents are required to be physically fit and athletic enough to execute a number of fairly demanding physical maneuvers, the FBI doesn't hire thugs.

Somehow it was fitting that Cooper should fail to execute the more mundane task of popping over a drop-goal from in front of the posts late on that would have taken Australia two scores clear.

To fit tiles around outlets, you need to execute trickier, L-shaped cuts.

To reduce the uncertainties inherent in the identification of n sequences, we used the proprietary SIREN code to execute a dual simultaneous fit on both the drawdown and the drawdown-log derivative signals.

They fit the hand; they are sensually satisfying to execute; they make the performer sound suitably virtuosic.