Sentence examples for will have executed from inspiring English sources
As of next week we will have executed $10 billion of that plan.
But they may wind up getting Kevin Millar, and if they do, they will have executed one of the cleverest initiatives of the off-season.
One of them, a middle-aged construction worker named Adib Sulayman, pulled out his cellphone and showed me the message he received after his son Yamin was kidnapped by rebels: "We have executed God's will and killed your son.
When at length Japan is punished, as she certainly will be, for having executed American aviator the act of punishing her will not be "justice," since no court exists for carrying out such a court order.
Considering that, in the intervening five years, around 220 men will have been executed, it puts it into perspective: executing women is unusual.
The discovery stunned Mrs. LeBlanc and was made all the more haunting by what was in the mail that day: a will that Ms. Lasden had executed the day before.
The young lovers in the forest have always been Hermia (Halle Morse) and Lysander, running away because Hermia's father will have her executed if she refuses Demetrius (Matthew Harris).
In the Amsterdam market, the device of the "middle price" is used: an investor who gives a limit order before the opening will have it executed at the day's median level, or at a price that is better than the limit, whichever is found to be more advantageous to the client.
It will not be easy: Virginia has executed more inmates, 89, than any other state except Texas since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976.
One day he hopes he "will not remember these moments" and prays that like the people he has executed, he too will have some solace, in this life, or the next.
