Sentence examples for had begun executing from inspiring English sources

Manby said SeaWorld had begun "executing a comprehensive cost optimization program" on top an already announced cost-cutting drive.

By the end of the century, new architects had begun executing a plan to completely surround Vaux's exterior with other structures; by the nineteen-fifties, the interior decorations had been stripped.

Meanwhile, news that Monzo has begun executing U.S. expansion plans isn't entirely surprising, even if appears to be happening significantly faster than previously thought.

"Given the way the administration has begun executing transfers," Pletka said, "I think Senator Ayotte¹s legislation makes plenty of sense".

Even as Hillary Clinton continues to absorb fire from a primary challenger on her left, she has begun executing a methodical general election strategy aimed chiefly at winning over voters in the center.

He had barely begun executing his walk home when he heard Sara call out.

She explained to me how she had begun to execute the Plan in Ohio.

"Our information was the hostage takers had begun to systematically execute hostages," he said.

The day had begun with F.B.I. agents executing a search warrant at Mr. Urgitano's Bronx home, where he lives with his wife and young child.

Even in the 80s, after liberalisation had begun, a man was executed for organising orgies.

A projected rising in Piedmont in 1833 was discovered before it had begun; 12 conspirators were executed, one committed suicide, and Mazzini was tried in absence and condemned to death.