Sentence examples for execute the kind from inspiring English sources
Calipari said he hoped that adding Rose's speed to the mix would allow the Tigers to execute the kind of "spread-the-court, dribble-drive game" that can keep them playing into April.
Dayne should provide some stability to the Giants' offense, but he has never been asked to execute the kind of swing passes and down field passes that Barber brings to the offensive game plan.
It remains to be seen whether Mr. Bush can execute the kind of sweeping changes he suggested today; many presidents, including Mr. Bush's father, ran up against the Pentagon bureaucracy, entrenched members of Congress and local interests that make it all but impossible to kill a weapons system that is already in production.
Autonomy already makes search engines that execute the kind of searches DolphinSearch is advertising, grouping documents by topic using a sense of context and perspective.
Otherwise, the only spot where Gehry has room to execute the kind of dramatic or virtuosic formal gestures for which he has become known is a pair of entry pavilions.
Mr. Warner is a genial presence but is forced to execute the kinds of hokey clichés that these types of shows thrive on, including the obligatory opening scene in which the candidate of the week gets the news: Surprise, your loved ones have nominated you to be on a TV show!
The best scenes are the contests in which the competitors hammer away, executing the kind of grand flourishes with each return of the carriage that Liberace exhibited at the piano.
Unlike most country and bluegrass musicians, who thought of the guitar as a secondary instrument for providing rhythmic backup, Mr. Watson executed the kind of flashy, rapid-fire melodies normally played by a fiddle or a banjo.
The announcement of the arrest seemed to suggest that the Bush administration had succeeded in executing the kind of aggressive preventive action that officials say they have concentrated on since Sept. 11.
The German Army had reached the Vistula river near Warsaw by 7 September and the Luftwaffe had been executing the kind of close air support operations Galland had been advocating.
(Hooke (1705, 16 17) argued for and designed instruments to execute the same kind of strategy in the 17th century).
