Sentence examples for a creditable display from inspiring English sources

But Coleman, whose post-match largesse after the Gillingham win included dishing out pizza slices to his players, has the next part of a survival plan resting on a creditable display today at least.

Great Britain's two representatives, Lee Jackson and Olympic debutant Amanda Lightfoot, have no chance of a medal but finishing in the top half of the field would represent a creditable display.

And although they suffered another loss against the Oranje, an experimental Wales team produced a creditable display against a Dutch side wounded by their failure to qualify for Euro 2016.

"They are a very good side, they adapted to the conditions very well and put serious pressure on us". Harte added that it was a "creditable" display from his team and it was "premature" to speak about the possibility of some players retiring.

Northern Ireland, with just one win in 20 matches, will feel pleased with their creditable display against a team ranked sixth in the world.

In the 1991 World Cup, when the game was still amateur and tries were worth four points not five, a creditable US display resulted in a 46-6 defeat at Gloucester.

There were creditable displays, also, for the London XI which contested the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in the inaugural running of the competition, which lasted from 1955 to '58.

"Seven or eight games ago we were relegation candidates - nearly favourites probably - so, no, it's been a good turnaround but there's a lot of hard work to be done". In contrast, Kilmarnock manager Gary Locke was furious with what he called an "embarrassing" display, especially after a creditable 0-0 drat at Celtic Park last weekend.

That was a creditable policy.

They came a creditable fourth.

The Brazilian still finished a creditable sixth.