Sentence examples for proceeded to execute from inspiring English sources
Garar is thought to have been one of the chief architects of the four day siege at the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi, when gunmen stormed in and proceeded to execute innocent civilians.
When the first line of volunteers reached about center stage, they ran off into the narrow door, with short, choppy steps, and were replaced by another group of the same size that had emerged from offstage, who proceeded to execute the stepping phrase.
Procter, displaying poor judgement, left the prisoners in the custody of his First Nations allies, who proceeded to execute an indeterminate number of them.
They proceed to execute several of them, marking the survivors as Attila's victims with spray-painted neon green A's.
In proceeding to execute a leadership change that voters hadn't actually asked for – and a large proportion of the Liberal party didn't really want – arms got twisted.
The creditor, in the event of loan default by the debtor, may proceed to execute its right over the property (the acción hipotecaria if there was a hipoteca contract and acción prendaria o pignoraticia if there was a prenda).
In this case, the analyst without knowing the impact that would be caused on the LCS by the change cannot proceed to execute the changes directly on the service logic, because executing an incorrect change on the LCS would make the changed LCS to behave in an undesired manner.
The Hokies proceeded to run out the clock, executing two short rushes and an incomplete pass.
Charles Dickens's "The Pickwick Papers" could still pull off the old sort, as in "Chapter 38: Mr. Samuel Weller, Being Entrusted With a Mission of Love, Proceeds to Execute it; With What Success Will Hereinafter Appear"; by the eighteen-seventies, Anthony Trollope could title a chapter simply "Vulgarity".
Charles Dickens's "The Pickwick Papers_"__ _could still pull off the old sort, as in "Chapter 38: Mr. Samuel Weller, Being Entrusted With a Mission of Love, Proceeds to Execute it; With What Success Will Hereinafter Appear"; by the eighteen-seventies, Anthony Trollope could title a chapter simply "Vulgarity".
Jacob deGeer, iZettle's co-founder and CEO, said in an interview that the plan is to use the proceeds to "execute on our ambitious growth strategy" both by continuing to serve small and medium businesses but also by turning its focus also to larger merchants and other companies in Europe and Latin America, the two markets where iZettle is currently active.
