Sentence examples for well executed in from inspiring English sources
They were planned, and thought out, and well executed, in the sense that they were achieving success.
Details of both the architectural as pects and the furnishings are well executed in the spirit of early traditions without be ing exact reproductions of past work.
Fried clams are one of those seashore dishes that for some inexplicable reason are hard to find well executed in New York.
Drawings and descriptions by people abducted by aliens; a couple who cook a monkey for dinner; and life among a group of mannequins are some of the subjects in the shorts, each representing, Anita Gates wrote in The New York Times, "a very different style and each one well executed in its own way".
But in reality, the gimmick of changing the proportion of granite and glass as the buildings get higher works, in part because the details are well executed, in part because it really does make these massive buildings seem lighter as they get higher.
Almost all of the functionality here could be performed elsewhere, but it's well executed in Otavo.
A Nike executive said the formula, when well executed, works in reverse as well: the context can bring authenticity to the sponsor.
Bouteflika's recent dismissal of intelligence chief General Mohamed "Toufik" Mediene, who held the post for 25 years, marked the beginning of a well prepared and well executed reform in the powerful security and intelligence offices in the country.
Reading it, I felt the shock and then the assent that accompanies a well executed surprise in fiction.
Dotted and trailed slip decoration was probably never so well executed as in 17th-century England, where the north Staffordshire potters and those of Wrotham, Kent, depicted human and animal figures, stylized flowers, and fluid linear patterns.
I'd like to say a word, though, not on behalf of Rawsthorn particularly, or indeed this latest show, which is a small affair put together on a shoe-string and not always well executed, but in defence of Constance Spry.
