Sentence examples for ground executing from inspiring English sources

The Taliban fighters had struck with surprise, stealth and familiarity with the ground, executing the sort of ambush that Afghan guerrillas have mastered for generations.

Their leaders then engaged in high-level negotiations with representatives of the international community while their forces on the ground executed and buried thousands of men and boys within a matter of days.

"What matters is the folks on the ground are executing it the way they are supposed to," she said.

Points are won by turning a rival upside down, pinning one of his shoulders to the ground or executing other maneuvers.

To watch him against the Atlanta Braves last week - stretching to make a catch, diving to spear a sharp grounder, nimbly executing a flawless slide at the plate - was to see a player who has reinvented himself.

Lunge forward, with the palms on the ground, and execute bends.

Viewed from behind, one in the foreground hovers off the ground just after executing a shot, as his opponent, close to the wall in a balletic posture, awaits the rebound.

149 yards on the ground, including masterfully executing virtually every play to run out the clock in the final 4 22 of the game.

Lawyers for three men charged in the 1998 African embassy bombings are arguing for their clients' lives on political grounds, contending that executing them would be a foreign-policy disaster for the United States.

31 NEW YORK/REGION 37-43 A Warning That Executions Would Be a Political Disaster Lawyers for the three men charged in the 1998 African embassy bombings are arguing for their clients' lives on political grounds, contending that executing them would be a foreign-policy disaster for the United States.

More abbey remains are known to lie under Reading prison, including under its car park, and under the burial ground for the executed men described by its most famous prisoner, Oscar Wilde.