Sentence examples for could have executed from inspiring English sources

"[I]t never could have executed," says one.

He did not say how the United States could have executed the arrest before Mr. Hussein's regime was toppled.

Until now, a precise accounting of how Russian officials could have executed such a complex doping operation was not publicly known.

Only Picasso could have executed within weeks the strictly figural portrait of Antoine Vollard sketched in pencil in impeccably classical manner that calls to mind Jean-August-Dominique Ingres and the virtually abstract "Guitar and Clarinet on a Mantelpiece".

"There were 100 plays you could be talking about, and I would take a lot of them," Belichick said when asked what plays the Patriots could have executed better.

Only someone in control of his artistic sensibilities could have turned out 70 such well-considered paintings in as many days, or could have executed the careful, varied landscape drawings he produced during one period of supposed mental instability.

But could Michelangelo have executed a clean startup from an external drive on a PowerBook G4? Could Leonardo have restored the video on Joe Montana's iBook?

It was a maneuver he could not have executed most of the season.

Joe Montana and Jerry Rice could not have executed a more precise pass play.

A trained stuntman who had practiced that move ten times couldn't have executed it any more deftly.

Too, Bénard could not have executed his designs because he refused to leave Paris for duty in the sticks of Berkeley.