Sentence examples similar to creditably completed from inspiring English sources

Wayne Rooney, substitute Daniel Sturridge and another from Defoe completed the rout as England creditably refused to let up in the quest to improve their goal difference.

"Kim Jong-un's leadership provides a sure guarantee for creditably carrying to completion the revolutionary cause … started by Kim Il-sung and led by Kim Jong-il to victory," said the notice.

After enduring perhaps the most complete 1-0 thrashing of all-time in September 1995, they performed far more creditably in losing by the same score two months later and progressed to the semi-finals, where they lost away and at home to Borussia Dortmund – on account of cowardice and profligacy respectively.

WikiLeaks did not by itself cause this social movement, but WikiLeaks did a great deal to stimulate action and to lend creditably to critics of the regimes, and for this, WikiLeaks certainly deserves credit.

Very creditably I was told".

Creditably, Mr Putin has not surrendered the principle this time.

In this artificial setting, most have comported themselves creditably.

Mr. Rogers plays, creditably, a bit of the "Goldberg Variations" on a piano.

Cory Arcangel mashes up YouTube videos of cats creditably tickling the ivories of their owners' pianos.

Tom Ridge, the new department's boss, is creditably honest about this.

It governs, creditably, in such big states as Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and Rajasthan.