Sentence examples for making a good fist from inspiring English sources

He is making a good fist of extricating America from the big wars he inherited from George Bush.

West, who co-produced with Project Arts Centre, is still to be credited for making a good fist of this first showing.

I couldn't say with absolute certainty that he is deliberately setting out to be regarded as the most unpleasant man in the business, but he is certainly making a good fist of it.

But, your correspondent submits, the last of these is disproportionately present in the places that are making a good fist of whichever other factors they have at their disposal.

By lunch they were making a good fist of it but later were thrust aside, in particular by the England seamers who found some reverse swing with the old ball in the afternoon and used it superbly.

Alasdair Dickinson retains the loose-head prop position that he held for the majority of the Japan game due to Grant's concussion, making a good fist of things with 21 clear-outs, six tackles, eight ball carries and a try.

Perhaps Todd Haynes would have made a good fist of it.

Smith makes a good fist of a hard job, and brings Antigone to life well.

makes a good fist of not saying the wrong thing nowadays.

Santander has so far made a good fist of its acquisition of Abbey, a British high-street lender.

He has made a good fist of limiting barter with suppliers, the acid test of any Russian boss.