Sentence examples for execute so from inspiring English sources

"They thought that they could execute so well they could avoid a negative industry event like Y2K, but that cut everyone with a broad slash".

In a nod to Hong Kong action-adventure films, "The Art of War" has Shaw execute so many impossible leaps from high places that he practically flies around the movie.

It's the job of all of us to execute, so I spend more time than one might think with "my list".

We're in a world where we're hiring people and handing them a computer and saying, "Go execute," so we're giving them the information they need to do that.

I think that not a damn person knows how well these individual corporations are going to be able to execute, so I'll spare any more jargon on the matter.

"This vulnerability was trivial to execute, so they took the necessary action to drain every vulnerable multisig [wallet] they could find as quickly as possible".

The video shows the men who have been identified as taking part in the Paris attacks, filmed separately as they brutally execute so-called "apostate" prisoners.

The documents also show that when the crew finally reached American controllers, they were asked to execute so-called "confidence turns" to make sure that the crew, not hijackers, were in charge.

Text is parsed only once, and the syntax tree is subject to optimization before it is executed, so that execution is relatively efficient.

This week's executions brought to 140 the number of people executed so far this year, compared with 123 in 2012 and 18 in 2010, the United Nations reported.

The plan was not executed so easily.