Sentence examples for been doing decent from inspiring English sources

Ouch! Logical reunion idea but poor timing, because while Sandler's been doing decent business recently thanks to the Grown Ups franchise, Barrymore hasn't headlined a $100m-plus 100m-plusince 50 Fireleaseesince

So, if you're working in a university, being awarded an MBE generally means that you've been doing decent research - unless it involves animals, in which case the bunny-huggers will put the mockers on it - for some time, and someone somewhere has decided your time has come.

The prosaic reality is that their album, What Did You Expect from the Vaccines?, has sold respectably, and the London quartet have been doing decent business on tour (this is the first of two sold-out nights at the 4,900-capacity 4,900-capacity

This might not matter so much if the auditors were doing decent jobs.

Martin Schmidt (Mainz), Bruno Labbadia (HSV) and Schalke's André Breitenreiter are doing decent jobs, too.

"Even if we were doing decent at home, we would still take the approach the same way on the road".

Had they been meeting a few weeks ago they might be preening themselves over how well they were doing: decent growth in the United States and UK, signs of a recovery in most of Europe, and solid growth in the two largest Bric (Brazil, Russia, India and China) economies, China and India.

I found a well-equipped lab with a nice atmosphere where they seemed to be doing decent research, so I went for the job!

Adam, 28, a futures analyst at a bank, admits taking $100 grams of cocaine every other weekend with mates, but only half believes their insistence he's doing "decent stuff".

Adam, 28, a futures analyst at a bank, admits taking £70 grams of cocaine every other weekend with mates, but only half believes their insistence he's doing "decent stuff".

"He's been doing that at a decent level and he has been for a couple of years.