It came across as music being made, rather than executed.
They may also gain access to that equity by writing a check, rather than executing a cash-out refinance.
The Obama administration needs to begin placing a greater priority on capturing and interrogating senior Taliban and Qaeda leaders, rather than executing them.
Rather than execute a 360-degree turn, which would be too dangerous at high speeds, a competitor breaking the rules must slow down temporarily as a penalty.
That seems open-and-shut, though one might wonder why Davis, Cruz, Huckabee and the like seek only to deny gays marriage, rather than execute them as God decreed.
Wasn't it possible that a chimpanzee who scoured the rain forest for a chunk of granite, then used it to crack open a nut, was consciously thinking about that tasty morsel inside, rather than executing rote movements?
Such utopian thinking underlies the firm's method: rather than execute what clients demand, the architects instruct them in what they really want — and show them what their desires really mean.
And even if Babylon sputters out, finding its fuel tanks too rapidly emptied, and crashes off the road rather than executing a perfect stop, the ride has been so deliciously inventive that you don't mind at all.
Under the leadership of Michels, and later as a manager himself, he helped to perfect the fluid playing style known as Total Football, in which, rather than executing set plays and chasing down long passes, players constantly exchanged positions, moving into open space and making sharp passes in order to flummox the opposing team's defense.
"With personal data, you are generally looking to pick up on habits and trends, rather than execute complex calculations.
