Meanings of execute so in English

No one could be prevailed upon to execute so dangerous a service.

But his nerves were not strong enough to execute so foolhardy a resolution.

They cannot intend to execute so cruel a sentence.

But they execute so well.

They execute so well.

The present Plan is but a stepping stone that must lead eventually the English believers to execute so tremendous and meritorious an undertaking.

I only grieve that, as yet, it has been executed so imperfectly.

Thanks for all the commissions you have executed so well.

Five people have been sentenced to death but none has been executed so far.

Most of those executed so far in 2015 had faced drugs charges, the charity said.

The bedrooms also don't work alongside the rest of the rooms they've executed so far.

This law is not yet quite executed so far as the note holder is concerned.

Could they really have executed so barbarous an order!

Fourteen have been executed so far this year.

It was premeditated, considered and executed so that's really disappointing, former Fremantle coach Ross Lyon said.

No one's been executed so far, but those accused are often lynched or imprisoned on flimsy evidence.