Sentence examples for executed wholly from inspiring English sources
Pen drawing, artwork executed wholly or in part with pen and ink, usually on paper.
Third, the draft rule would state that in order to be outside the United States, a trade must be "executed wholly" outside the United States.
Among the finest and earliest surviving examples is the Reliquary of the Holy Thorn (in the Waddesdon bequest in the British Museum): the Holy Thorn, set in a gem, is surrounded by the Last Judgment scene, in which all the figures (20) are enamelled, many of them being executed wholly in the round.
The author of the quirky, cult-appeal comedies "[sic]" and "Suitcase," both seen at the downtown powerhouse Soho Rep, Ms. Gibson graduates into the theatrical big leagues with this beautifully conceived, confidently executed and wholly accessible work, which is not just her finest to date but also the best new play to open Off Broadway this fall.
The newly identified model, wholly executed in wood with the exception of the roof covering, is based on the repetition of frames and bays.
It is not clear how the thinking can be the subject's if it was wholly executed by a trustee (Wasserman and McMahan forthcoming).
He has a sizeable, almost wholly English squad but on Saturday executed what has become a challenge of player husbandry, especially in attack.
The collapse of the rising had been a grievous experience for Pushkin, whose heart was wholly with the "guilty" Decembrists, five of whom had been executed, while others were exiled to forced labour in Siberia.
