I'm certain it's his first, because he executes the untruth so amateurishly that had he ever tried before I don't think I could have failed to notice.
Carson apparently hasn't lost his surgical dexterity, because often he executed the handshake while holding an uncapped Sharpie in the same hand.
The novelist in me empathized with Mr. McGreevey's confession because, in literary terms, he executed the denouement of his "character arc" flawlessly.
"Maybe I can get some tips from him because of the great way he executed the race," said Gay, who will run at London 2012.
We have to speak for him as Mark has no voice, because he was executed".
He was inevitable, yes — but only because he actually executed, something that plenty of presidential frontrunners in the past have conspicuously failed to do.
I wonder, as Merkin was tying up the bow at the end of her essay, admitting to a crush on Gary Gilmore, removed from the eligible list only because he was executed -- does she know that O.J. and Robert Blake are still available?
Survey courses might have mentioned Diego Rivera or other muralists, partly because they executed major works in the United States.
Mr. Auringer said he was relieved not because he had successfully executed the procedure, which he described as routine, but because it had brought an end to the added scrutiny, at least for this weekend.
