Object

• script: The problem with this is delivering to the reader the actual PDB file itself on which to execute the script.

• query: Check that Browse results in checked and click OK to execute the query.

• code: This goes beyond the question of allowing Outlook to execute code inside an email.

• program: How to use the watchdog The watchdog guarantees that the system is always able to execute programs.

• command: All error messages are written to the standard error stream; normal output from the executed commands is written to standard output.

Preposition: at

• power-up: SET WORK is typed interactively after compilation to tell the TDS2020 F that WORK is to be executed at power-up.

Preposition: as

• traitor: He attempted to convert it into a garrison for Robert Bruce, but was arrested within its walls, and executed as a traitor.

Subject

• squad: Despite a massive international campaign, Joe Hill was executed by firing squad.

Present participle complement

• accord: The emotional state of the text will affect how time-dependent skills will be executed according to these time functions.

Preposition: in

• parallel: With for parameter With for = n, a loop iteration is divided into n loops executed in parallel.

• accordance: Ensure works are executed safely in accordance with agreed methodology.

Preposition: with

• panache: Well presented, the cooking executed with panache, in other words it was very good.

• aplomb: The retaliation can sometimes be executed with great aplomb.

• precision: Jack Pollock's Devil Chef is subversive fire-and-brimstone satire executed with cold cartoon precision to take readers to the seventh level of lowbrow laughs!

Preposition: for

• treason: The Neapolitan admiral was executed for treason and rebellion, although Nelson could have shown him mercy.

• witchcraft: It's about a woman named Mrs. Mothersole, who was executed for witchcraft at Bury St. Edmunds during the late 1600s.

• murder: Jay, Horace Robert Horace Robert Jay was executed for the murder of Florence Kemp.

Preposition: by

• squad: Despite a massive international campaign, Joe Hill was executed by firing squad.