Sentence examples for executing events from inspiring English sources
Will you need people adept at planning and executing events and rallies?
I was no longer fetching coffee because I was too busy tagging along to meetings, brainstorming with the team and executing events.
"I may not be good at a lot of things," he told Jorjani, "but one thing I know I am good at is efficiently planning and executing events and advance".
In fact, as suggested in Section 3.3, all these policies take effects by modifying the data in intercepted sensor events, instead of stopping apps from executing event listener callbacks (for Java API) or polling the sensor event queue (for native API).
Groups of students work in small teams to plan, organize, and execute events such as our spring Healthy Family Fair and our annual winter holiday party for nearly 500 of our service users and their families.
You organize not by getting adherents, but by finding ever more organizers, proven people who can canvass, call, plan and execute events, get voters to the polls on election day.
Rather, they are carefully conceived and meticulously executed events meant to further generate awareness about certain programs that deserve all the extra attention they can get, especially in an ever-more-crowded television environment that seemingly discourages the increased production of programs that are genuinely good for people - something we might call Brain Food TV.
I must say it does not appear to be a very brilliantly planned or executed event".
But the rewards of this stylishly executed event are so rich and diverse that the memory of the hard miles soon melts away.
National dailies were united Monday in their praise for the "flawlessly executed" event (Times of India), which has "dispelled myths" (CNN-IBN) about India's ability to host high-end sporting events after the debacle of the Commonwealth Games.
The coarse-grained stochastic algorithms provide large computational savings without increasing programming complexity or the CPU time per executed event compared to microscopic Monte Carlo simulations.
