Sentence examples for would have executed from inspiring English sources

"During Saddam's time, they would have executed me".

Agatha Christie would have executed a discreet murder mystery and dispatched Hercule Poirot to solve it.

If he had led a diamond at the second trick he would have executed a Scissors Coup, cutting the defenders' line of communication and preventing the crucial ruff.

West would have taken the trick and led a heart, but South would have ruffed in the dummy and cashed the last trump, which would have executed a show-up squeeze on East.

If so, there couldn't have been any way, none at all, that Ryan endured any flashbacks Friday on the Jets' fourth offensive play of the preseason, a screen that Sanchez would have executed perfectly had the man who caught it, Ezekiel Ansah, not played for the Detroit Lions.

But at the sentencing hearing in Federal District Court in Brooklyn on Friday, Judge Carol B. Amon said she was convinced that Mr. Nafis "would have executed this plan or a similar, perhaps less grand one, had he not been discovered".

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"I asked him the names of people I knew he'd had executed," al-Rubaie recalled recently.

Honestly, you'd think Kim had executed every barber in his country.

As an added advantage, having started a 15-week British run in October, it would have fully executed weekly editions on tape to serve as the template for the American version.

He said: "We have a six month window to file the appeal, now had she filed the appeal earlier its likely she would have been executed in the previous round of executions.