Sentence examples for certainly executed from inspiring English sources

And this week's murderous attacks, almost certainly executed by al-Qaeda's Iraqi offshoot with the aim of disrupting the summit, may yet succeed in their goal.

"While they certainly executed well on the cost side, there are questions on the growth side," said Brent Bracelin, an analyst with Pacific Crest Securities.

What he had done was a crime only in retrospect, and he had always been a law-abiding citizen, because Hitler's orders, which he had certainly executed to the best of his ability, had possessed "the force of law" in the Third Reich.

The Welshman certainly executed the first half of a spear tackle as he turned Clerc upside down, but seemed to have let go of his opponent well before the winger hit the ground, taking the impact on the back of his neck and his shoulders.

"Sure he may have polished off the princes, he certainly executed some of his enemies but so did every king in the [earlier] Dark Ages".

"Sure he may have polished off the princes, he certainly executed some of his enemies but so did every king in the [earlier] Dark Ages". As for his rumoured hunchback - which at the time was widely believed to be a characteristic of the devil - archaeologists say the remains found beneath the Leicester car park show signs of a curvature of the spine.

I will certainly execute Peng Yue, pacify the territory of Liang and join you, general, again within fifteen days.

Its residents almost certainly were executed in the Holocaust.

"I would have certainly been executed years earlier".

He certainly has executed several real estate deals.

Certainly Sargent executed many – very beautiful – drawings of male nudes, which he did not exhibit during his life.