Sentence examples for did particularly good from inspiring English sources

Autosport, according to Mr. Sheehan, did particularly good work and had it a bit easier than the Californians.

And he has nearly 30 pictures or carvings of woodpeckers, birds he has liked since he saw them in his grandmother's oak tree; when his Carter Center subordinates do particularly good work, he inks the reports they have written with a rubber woodpecker stamp.

Modern luxuries aside, monasteries do make particularly good hotels, especially when they haven't been too "tarted up".

Even people do not make particularly good targets for lasers: human bodies can absorb a lot of energy before heating up substantially.

I didn't do a particularly good job last year.

This introduced users to the site's powerful real-time search, but it didn't do a particularly good job explaining exactly what Twitter was.

I don't think I did a particularly good job.

You can also watch me fumble around with the app — I don't think I did a particularly good job, but hey, I was having fun.

Nor do we do a particularly good job of choosing competent and honest representatives.

It turns out that the model does not do a particularly good job of this.

The standards do not do a particularly good job at lowering consumption.