carried out

The operation is carried out on the same lines as for recent fracture, the ends of the bones being rawed and adhesions divided.

All that happened was conceived, organized and carried out by yourself.

Here, as in the cathedral, the idea of the balustrade under the clerestory is carried out.

There was nothing—absolutely nothing—to indicate that the depth charge had carried out its pre-ordained mission.

"We carried out whatever orders we received," said the sailors.

There were none killed, and I find that the wounded were all carried out.

It was carried out, placed on a table, and a set of bagpipes set on the breast with the pipe in the mouth.

If we are to be given up, he will have to be carried out to his fate.

But who was it who had carried out this secret, terrible deed?

The second voyage, carried out in the last months of 1563 and the first of 1564, was a repetition of this on a much larger scale.