Sentence examples for fare well enough from inspiring English sources

Clayton Donaldson has left, but the ambitious Warburton has thrown resources at the likes of Moses Odubajo, Scott Hogan and Andre Gray, and they should fare well enough.

Anyway, the players seemed to fare well enough without Mourinho for the final quarter of the match yesterday, Oscar emphasising Chelsea's superiority with that glorious dipper from just outside the penalty area and Hazard cutting in from the left to drive under Marshall.

Most city dwellers seem to fare well enough under these tensions: their mental health is on the whole as good as that of country people.

The band fared well enough too, preserving many of the precisely honed details in the songs.

My family fared well enough during our weeklong outage, although we could have used some anti-anxiety medication.

He said he had been working the area since Thanksgiving, faring well enough to keep coming back.

After all, from Oscar Wilde to Sebastian Barry, the country's playwrights have fared well enough on a diet of scandal and applause.

"The impact of 'Ecce Homo' has been really great for businesses," said Mr. Baya, who fared well enough to open a second restaurant.

"The Eagle," released in 1925, in which he played opposite Vilma Banky for United Artists, fared well enough with the public and the critics but nothing like "The Son of the Sheik," his last picture, which was also made with Banky.

A new comedy, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" got some promising ratings; another, "Dads," fared well enough to hold out some hope, and one returned comedy, "New Girl," showed some renewed strength.

One attractive feature of HD-confirmation is that it fares well enough with the ravens paradox.