Sentence examples for moderately going from inspiring English sources

I'd gone back and forth on whether to keep the word "moderately," going so far as to write it out one way, then the other.

Stoudemire was only moderately better, going 7 for 22 to finish with 23 points, 7 rebounds and 6 turnovers.

Check out Anna going (moderately) wild for her favorite sport.

Get a moderately slow beat going by slapping your thighs and then clapping.

But making money by selling moderately good products that are moderately expensive isn't going to get any easier, which suggests a slight rewrite of the old Highland ballad.

"HOLLYWOOD AT HOME," on Thursday at 8 p.m., peeks behind the doors of some of the rich and moderately famous, for whom going over budget hardly seems to register.

The EU already plays a moderately useful role in going through the diplomatic motions in Iran and the Middle East, for example—when America does not know how, or whether, to get involved.On the other hand, the Greek chorus is frequently made up of doddery old men Theban elders in Sophocles's "King Oedipus" and "Antigone"; old justices in Aristophanes's "The Wasps".

The scatter to lower δ13C values in NW India compared to Pakistan after 5 Ma may reflect the moderately wetter conditions seen going east along the Himalayan front and which favor C3 flora (Fig. 12b).

A screenshot of this tweet by the Colby professor Megan Cook had gone moderately viral.

Reviewing my 2009 takes me about five seconds: I worked moderately hard; I went to the usual place for my summer holiday; I lost three pounds in weight.

The knot tying, which I learn is an essential skill since much of fly-fishing seems to consist of securing various plastic lines to each other as well as to different flies in an attempt to tempt the fickle fish, goes moderately well.