Still, that CTS was a major improvement over the frumpy German-built Catera it replaced, despite some clumsiness in its execution of Art and Science geometry.
The kill was artistic and eloquent in its execution and despite the graphic scene; we drove over, clutching our beers on the roof of the car, and sat transfixed to watch it feed.
The state embarked on its execution schedule last week despite criticism from civil rights groups such as Amnesty International that accused Arkansas of "callously rushing the judicial process by treating human beings as though they have a sell-by date".
Despite its importance, execution remains poorly understood for every ten books on how to formulate a strategy there is only one on how to translate it into effective action.
There was nothing wrong with the dream, Ms. Buck-Morss argues, only its execution went awry, and despite most assumptions it failed in the West as well as the East.
The three-drug cocktail has long been a questionable form of execution under the constitution, despite its lawful standing.
Peters paints Stephen as a tolerant man and a reasonable ruler, despite his execution of the Shrewsbury defenders after the taking of the city in 1138.
(An iron spike is embedded in his right heel!) Despite his execution, his body was taken down from the cross and was properly buried, in accordance with Jewish custom.
She gets to stay in the competition and continue to show her unconventional drag, despite her flawed execution of it.
The Despensers recovered the castle and retained it for the rest of the century, despite the execution of Hugh Despenser for treason in 1326.
This is a very poor strategy, despite good execution on the product development side.
