Sentence examples for spectacular execution from inspiring English sources
The phrase "spectacular execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impressive or outstanding performance or implementation of a task or idea. Example: "The team's spectacular execution of the project impressed the stakeholders and led to increased funding."
My notes from the evening concluded in block letters, hastily written before sleep, a testament to the power of the menu and its spectacular execution: "TIME TRAVEL".
The reason we know about this spectacular murder is because a French Capuchin monk passing through Maranhão recorded the execution in his travel diary.
Yet, while the US started to shift toward less spectacular forms of execution, they were not less public, not less symbolic, and certainly not less racially charged, as a result – until an effective moratorium on the penalty which lasted from 1960 to 1976.
What made Connors's shot so spectacular was its improbable execution.
The inclusion of distributed data shuffle engines across vector lanes has a spectacular impact on the execution time, primarily for applications like FFT (Fast-Fourier Transform) that require large amounts of data shuffling.
It had been hoped that tougher laws had made the planning and execution of larger-scale "spectaculars" next to impossible.
The quality and execution of the interior is spectacular, a feat matched only by Land Rover's intense ambition.
There's an interesting story to the making of Shaolin Style: it's essentially a reskin of a cancelled title called Thrill Kill, but not even its background and some spectacular-for-the-time executions could curry favour with a fighting crowd focused on Mortal Kombat 4 and Street Fighter III.
There's an interesting story to the making of Shaolin Style: it's essentially a reskin of a canceled title called Thrill Kill, but not even its background and some spectacular-for-the-time executions could win favor with a fighting crowd focused on Mortal Kombat 4 and Street Fighter III.
He wanted, he said, to talk to them not fight them, and he persevered with the idea of peace talks despite sectarian atrocities, the execution of ten foreign tourists and a spectacular assault on a prison that freed 248 convicts.
But anyone who has thought that his murderous spree — or the next spectacular California crime — would lead to a restoration of executions is very much mistaken.
