Sentence examples for if to execute from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gold grabbed the basketball and held it as if to execute a chest pass.

On the one hand, the initiation of an abstract activity is controllable (within a process we can decide if to execute it and when).

The "if able to execute" part is key because Mark One has not been able to execute on much.

Johnson, who previously served as CEO of BevMo, told me he wanted to make sure his next move was to a "disruptor with a powerful vision" and "if able to execute, would leave a dent on the earth's surface".

The way to beat Federer is well known, if difficult to execute: hit high to his backhand.

It read as follows: "The President of the French Republic is authorized to ratify, and, if necessary, to execute the convention delimiting the respective possessions of France and Germany in equatorial Africa signed in Berlin on November 4, 1911".

One young woman who had chosen an informatics profession said: "Just to be always efficient and if possible to execute everything correctly" (ID_3299).

If anyone decides to execute this workflow, one will be forwarded to the execution and input page to enter the paths to the credential file, security file, command line file, and input NGS data.

First step: if we want to execute a command, we need to put this command to the execution file's process.

The government could hardly spare the leader of the conspiracy if it planned to execute his "foot soldiers," the memo asserts.

We recognise that if management continue to execute successful M&A (this time reinvestment, rather than disposal), we risk missing out on an opportunity.