Sentence examples for has done rather better from inspiring English sources

In paint, Siena has done rather better.

Plans to turn the canoe-kayak centre into an entertainment sea park have similarly gone nowhere.Sydney, which staged the 2000 games, has done rather better.

War Horse has done rather better; and it will be fascinating to see how the stage version of Michael Morpurgo's novel survives the release of the Steven Spielberg movie this Christmas.

The surge in inequality over the last 30 years could perhaps be attributed, in part, to this process.The flurry of new regulations notwithstanding, many people believe that Wall Street has done rather better than Main Street out of the crisis, even though it was the source of the problem.

So far it has struck separate deals for Italy and Turkey, rather than sell all European rights to the European Broadcasting Union as in the past, and has done rather better from them.Not all sporting activities can rise above today's troubles.

It has been a somewhat industrial process and, so far, the old totem has done rather better than the soul but, one lovely thing to have come from my plethora of romantic interludes is my now extensive knowledge on the subject of infatuation.

"Well, we're another fatherless generation and have done rather better.

After the exams, Stankovsky had a feeling that she might have done rather better than her teachers expected.

Getting to South Africa was a great achievement, but the sense is that they should have done rather better.

Subsequent ones, getting smaller all the time, have done rather better.Still, doctors remain only cautiously optimistic about progress in treating, and preventing, heart disease.

The prime minister said the party had done "rather better than people had expected", avoiding a repeat of its particularly poor electoral performance in 2004.