Sentence examples for fared with the from inspiring English sources

Many jurisdictions permit extensive use of the mails and pre-Election Day voting, and we should evaluate how New Jersey fared with the Internet this year.

But revisiting Venice offers an opportunity to evaluate how the declaration has fared with the passage of time — and to recognize a visionary moment in European Mideast policy.

In the end they may contribute more contamination to the environment, especially that beyond the immediate vicinity, than the reactors themselves.It is too early to say how Fukushima fared with the calamity, all things considered.

Wasn't I just in there, politely making small talk with Arnulfo, a kind and talented colorist who asks me questions about how my hair has fared with the concerned, exacting tones of a good internist?

While thus it fared with the fleet, on land Mardonius and his army were attacked in their camp during the night by the Brygi, a tribe of Thracians; and here vast numbers of the Persians were slain, and even Mardonius himself received a wound.

If Perry had won the nomination, then we would have seen — for the first time since Barry Goldwater, and arguably for the first time ever — just how well a truly uncompromising, even smashmouth style of conservatism fared with the broader electorate.

How had the crew fared with that?

How are you faring with the whole process?

And how does Beard herself fare with the dormouse test?

How MERS and its bank owners will fare with the attorneys general is unclear.

Film companies run test screenings of uncompleted films to see how they fare with the public.