Sentence examples for executed quietly from inspiring English sources

The trade, wrote the head trader in an e-mail to Mr. Cohen, "was executed quietly and efficiently over a four-day period through algos and darkpools" — referring to trades using algorithms and to trading platforms that do not have the same reporting requirements as the stock exchanges — "and booked into two firm accounts that have very limited viewing access".

Dragged by horse to Old St Paul's Cathedral, Robert was the second to be executed, praying quietly to himself before he was hanged, drawn and quartered.

"If I am captured I will be tortured and imprisoned for life, or quietly executed".

But because of a quietly executed amendment in late April, "other drinks" with no more than 66 calories per eight ounces are now allowed.

On the same night that Falcons cornerback Dunta Robinson leveled Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin with a hit to the head that drew a well-publicized $40,000 fine, Lofton more quietly executed exactly what the N.F.L. wanted when it announced almost a year ago that it would ratchet up discipline for violations of player-safety rules.

She burst into tears for two Kurdish prisoners who were quietly executed a few years ago.

MUMBAI — The International Monetary Fund has sold 200 tons of gold to the Reserve Bank of India for $6.7 billion, quietly executing half of a long-planned bullion sale that could slow the rising price of gold.

Every episode was executed with perfect economy and quietly nerve-jangling precision: it was as close as you could get to 007 filmed by Robert Bresson.

Google, on the other hand, has quietly built and executed on a strong federated suite of mobile and web services that now makes the Mountain View giant a force on Apple's mobile platform.

But then about halfway through, just as you start to think you can't stand another minute(much less six more months) with these people, the film executes a quietly surprising turn.

She lived there quietly until she was executed by the Revolutionary government in 1793.