Sentence examples for precise executions from inspiring English sources

His precise executions of complex constructions — a technical feat roughly analogous to achieving a perfect triple somersault with a half twist off a high board while everyone else cannonballs — earned him the respect of other poets and numerous awards and honors, including Guggenheim and MacArthur Foundation fellowships.

Due to the very competitive costs compared to in-situ concrete as well as to steel elements, the precise executions and the economic value, precast elements are able to not only reduce the construction period but also reduce construction costs.

In a statement, Chief Executive Anne Mulcahy Anne Mulcahy says the fourth-quarter performance is attributable to the "precise execution of a turnaround strategy that has strengthened Xerox's core operations".

The power of this meal lay in the precise execution.

You're going to see effective, punishing, precise execution in this fight.

The explanation for that probably lies with its precise execution, more formal (and generally efficient) service, and fancy linens and tableware.

There have been Super Bowls with more points scored and with more precise execution and with bigger crowds and with bigger stars.

"Precise execution" is so rare in war it's considered a lucky break – that is, if after all you hit the enemy and not your own.

Although it is good to see, in a cautious and escapist Milan, a designer pushing himself to the limits, Mr. Simons needed a more precise execution of his vision.

In drawing produced north of the Alps, the characteristic features lie in the tendency to pictorial compactness and precise execution of detail.

Ms. Garbus uses looping devices to stack up layers of her own percussion, tenor ukulele and voice — a matter of thorough planning and precise execution.