Sentence examples for willing to execute from inspiring English sources
Above all, he said, he hopes the Knicks will be willing to execute Woodson's plan, even if it becomes unconventional.
They certainly showed that they were willing to execute a larger partner, and widget companies will think thrice before trying to slip any ads into their products down the road (and for the record, its far from clear that Photobucket was doing this).
It is simply a suicidal mission that he is very much willing to execute".
The question was how to find a choreographer who would be willing to execute my ideas".
Still, it just so happened that Mr. Rumsfeld and the White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer, each separately but repeatedly referred that day to Iraqi forces loyal to Mr. Hussein as "death squads," willing to execute Iraqi army regulars who refused to fight.
Kate Winslet is the bleach-blond Russian crime boss out to spring her husband from the gulag, but she requires the assistance of some immoral yanks (a few crims, a few cops) willing to execute a number of dangerous heists in and around Atlanta, Georgia.
Under Kelly, immigration arrests in the U.S. increased by forty per cent and D.H.S became one of the few branches of the federal government that has been both willing and able to execute Trump's policy priorities.
Be willing to do anything.
International agencies like the World Bank, UNDP, World Wide Fund etc. may be willing to assist the state government to execute the project.
When the order came to execute him, none of the Bolivian soldiers was willing to take on the job.
