Sentence examples for executing enough from inspiring English sources

There was no flow, no improvisation, just a bunch of guys thinking too much and not executing enough.

The king was reluctant to shed blood, and this greatly irritated the ultra-reactionary Chamber of Deputies, who felt that Louis XVIII was not executing enough.

The cubs executed enough head butts, body slams and stealth-attack wrestling moves to get them an audition for "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity".

HV BBC4, 27 June Not original but well executed enough to chill you even on the warmest evenings, this Euro-thriller introduces us to a disparate group of people going about their business, and keeping some secrets, in the apparently safe and dull city of Antwerp.

Having left Arsenal in 1998, he went on to play for West Ham, Nottingham Forest, Celtic and Burnley, and while he was somewhat less prolific for those clubs he executed enough of his trademark finishes to be remembered fondly by many nonetheless.

They need, obviously, to be simple--simple enough to execute, simple enough to connect.

"We're just not playing or executing well enough".

"I'm not executing well enough to feel like I have an outstanding shot to beat a quality player like Murray, Dentt said.

He described the theft as well-executed, "but not executed well enough to get away with", adding that investigators had several strong leads and that detectives were looking at video surveillance from the hotel.

The novel is conceived with enough audacity to make this gimmick intriguing, and executed with enough art to make it effective.

Have England not executed well enough, not been able to think on their feet enough, or have they just been outplayed?