Sentence examples for executed too from inspiring English sources

We executed too perfectly for the slowdown," says the same executive.

The simple, traditional bistro menu is well executed, too, and the service extremely professional.

Anybody who didn't want to do that would have had to line up with the victims to be executed, too".

It is easy to say that this is a well-intentioned enterprise executed too slickly, but it's not even all that well intentioned.

It is said that the order to kill Haq came directly from Mullah Omar himself; later, Haq's nephew was executed, too.

Once threatened, Aaron, who exudes all the charm of a trapped rodent, resorts to extreme measures that recall the plot of "The Talented Mr. Ripley" but that are executed too perfunctorily to stir up much suspense and dread.

Whether that was the layoff or whatever, we have to do a better job executing, too".

The deft engineering maneuvers required to navigate the monumental and ingenious Main-Danube Canal through 16 locks fitted the emotional maneuvers I was working to execute, too, in order to absorb all of the schnitzel and Linzer torte, the soft towels and hard history, the beauty and the cruelty that marked this trip.

It's common for people to either learn too much and execute too little, or learn too little and execute too much.

"I didn't execute too well on the swim and the first lap on the bike, but towards the end I was able to reel it in so I'm really happy," said 28-year-old Jorgensen, who led the standings heading into the final round and only needed to finish 16th or better to be sure of the title.

The Adagietto was a shade too tasteful, the dances of the final movement executed with too much poise.