Sentence examples for comfortably made from inspiring English sources

Mendes's shot was equally meaty but as the goalkeeper back-pedalled it appeared he had comfortably made the distance.

In the 37th over wicketkeeper Brad Haddin believed he had run out de Villiers and celebrated spectacularly – but television replays showed the batsman had comfortably made his ground.

More confusion between the wickets between the batsmen, though, and there's a shy at the stumps... but Philander had comfortably made his ground.

Jones, wearing a silver and red long-sleeve shirt, silver pants and white tennis shoes, comfortably made the weight at 193 pounds.

Although Grosjean comfortably made it out Q1, he was anything but that in Q2 and lines up 13th, with Williams pair Valtteri Bottas and Pastor Maldonado 14th and 16th.

The Wanderers' midfield comfortably made the ball sing from deep for most of the night, but were unable to find any real inroads into a stubborn Adelaide defence that willingly absorbed the pressure.

The down year also allows those groups governing the sport to more comfortably make sweeping changes.

Mr. Gore's supporters say his impressive knowledge base allows him to comfortably make informed decisions.

You probably need to spend the night somewhere south of Ashland, OR to comfortably make the game tomorrow.

That means a buyer would have needed a household income of about $100,000 to comfortably make the payments.

Mr. Ganek said at the time that with the government scrutiny, he did not feel he could comfortably make investment decisions for the long term.