Sentence examples for to executing from inspiring English sources
verb
To kill as punishment for capital crimes.
- There are certain states where it is lawful to execute prisoners convicted of certain crimes.
— to executing more challenging tasks.
I am morally opposed to executing even the guilty.
"They are well on their way to executing a turnaround".
"The terms of this revised agreement demonstrate our commitment to executing this transaction".
He believes parallels can be drawn to executing plays on a football field.
Advisers said he had moved beyond the trial-balloon stage of gauging support to executing a strategy.
I suppose convincing someone that it was a good idea came down to executing a pretty fetching dog trick!
He has a poor feel for timing when it comes to executing his drop-back and understanding receiver routes.
The corollary to executing the plan, though, is that the Yankees must believe they can still field a title contender.
Mr. Beazley's case had drawn international attention from groups opposed to executing offenders who commit their crimes before age 18.
If we can apply this flexible mindset to executing our negotiations, then we will start to see improved results.
