The phrase "execute right" is not typically used in written English.
However, if you are in the military or working with a legal team, you may use it to mean taking the appropriate action necessary to meet a requirement. For example, "The commander instructed the troops to execute right and secure the enemy base."
"There's always one pitch you didn't execute right.
And I hate when we beat ourselves, when we don't execute right.
"We just didn't execute right or play smart enough down the stretch".
"When we made choices on people to stay or leave the company, we did it up front, so when they came together we were ready to execute right away, not waiting until the first quarter to end".
If I execute right, I'll get a fast time".
The second point cut object is represented on Table 6 and it is used to inform methods that execute right before the connection is closed, therefore, the last method that needs an open connection.
These counts will displayed after a search is executed right up until a facet has been applied.
A re-staging of a play from his schooldays was beautifully executed, right down to the noisy moving of chairs during scene changes.
Everything was thought of and executed, right down to the positioning of the two strikers in defence, forcing Melbourne to play through midfield where they were hopelessly undermanned.
The circumstances of the crime for which the McVeigh character, called Harrison, has been convicted are precisely those for which the actual man was executed, right down to the body count, 168.
It is unbearable to watch as the the Czech immigrant Selma (Bjork) slowly goes blind, is torn away from her young son and wrongly accused of murder, but she is executed right in front of us, anyway.
