Sentence examples for competed admirably from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, both teams competed admirably.
The current American No. 1, he had difficulty holding serve, especially early in matches, but otherwise competed admirably against the elite field.
Rebecca's spice rub was chunky but not bitter, and the accompanying pineapple mango salsa competed admirably with the tomato-cilantro condiment.
Dimitrov competed admirably, and though Monfils finished the match in straight sets, nary a game of his 7-6(4), 6-4, 6-4 victory went by without drama.
Despite the odds stacked against her, Kerber competed admirably and fearlessly through most of the match, dictating play through much of the second set with her aggressive left-handed forehand.
Similarly, the archer Deepika Kumari, who competed admirably this year in the Rio Games, was born to parents who live in a village near Ranchi, her father working as an auto-rickshaw driver and her mother a nurse.
The desserts, by the pastry chef, Zachary Miller, compete admirably with Mr. McCalman's charges for your end-of-meal affections.
A side that competes admirably conceded farcically as Swansea secured victory at Turf Moor with a goal that involved Burnley's past, in Jack Cork, and their present, as Kieran Trippier inadvertently applied the decisive touch.
Blessed with Parma's most talented squad in a decade, Roberto Donadoni challenged his players to compete for a European place and they rose admirably to that task.
Competing as a 155-pound lightweight, Cintron would blitz his first couple of strikers and survive admirably against Sean Sherk, losing a lopsided decision, before George Sotiropoulos yanks his arm off in the first round of his fourth bout.
All told, they're a work in progress, with an admirably solid foundation: in the wake of the loosening of restrictions on membership and new rules whereby they can compete with banks in terms of interest rates, fresh FSA regulations are due to come into force next year, aiming to reduce the number of failures.
