Sentence examples for Really fare from inspiring English sources

But how well "Fresh Prince" will really fare will become clear only after full competition resumes today when ABC's "MacGyver" returns for the fall.

Now in its sixteenth year, the FDA continues to offer instruction and smashing entertainment for anyone who wants to know how well they would really fare in medieval-style combat.

But do fish that have been entertained in their youth really fare better later in life?

"As we know, he didn't really fare all that well.

Children of Single Mothers: How Do They Really Fare?

She also joked that he "didn't really fare all that well" on "American Idol".

"He hasn't really fared very well.

Countries that have tried it, from the Soviet Union to Japan, "haven't really fared well over the long run," Mr. Cheung said.

One group of Hillary supporters said that their heroine's defeat was like being told to "sit down, shut up and move to the back of the bus .But is feminism really faring so badly?

It was a strange announcement, considering that RIM has never really fared well in the specs arms race, although they I don't blame them for trying.

For the first glimpse of how pure-play sites are really faring this Christmas season, Cyberian Outpost, which sells PCs and accessories, will report its fiscal-year fourth-quarter earnings in mid-December.