Sentence examples for go admirably from inspiring English sources

But at Minetta he's made a series of decisions that go admirably beyond the bottom line.

So much has gone admirably right in terms of development.

A '97 Cuvee Phoenix from Gere & Weninger ($21), a lightly spicy red from Villany, went admirably with just about everything.

That respect for the constitution goes admirably against Africa's trend for heads of state to change the law to stay even longer in office.Benin has fewer than 8m people.

Dell's board went admirably out of its way to secure the cooperation of Mr. Dell with any winning bidder, but even then it appears that he was not so willing to cooperate with Blackstone, as Andrew Ross Sorkin of The New York Times noted in his column.

When things are going well, as they broadly have been for the last couple of decades, this is a tactic which appears to work admirably.

The Trenton pizza, which we ordered plain, had only structural integrity going for it; admirably, a slice didn't bend when you picked it up, but it was flavorless.

But as Mr. Davis says, "The L.S.O. are admirably flexible: they go from one eccentric on the podium to another with considerable ease".

"It admirably refuses to go the predictable route of 'punking' the candidates for easy satire or cheap laughs," Dennis Harvey wrote in Variety, while the entertainment Web site Toronto Film Scene said, "This film makes Michael Moore look subtle".

(He did of course go on to acquit himself rather admirably, as well as bringing back a pleasingly traditional feel to young male fashion).

Ron Barr and his team fill that need admirably and diligently, and go above in beyond to deliver a quality product to all who will listen.