Sentence examples for particularly well it from inspiring English sources

One year, when the stock was doing particularly well, it was worth $100,000.

If his uncensoriousness suits hedonistic California particularly well, it also seems to chime with changes in American opinion more generally.

I didn't surf them particularly well — it was all I could do to keep the eight-eight pointed in the right general direction — but they were long, fast rides, and after each of them I managed to scramble back outside unscathed.

With Fulham defending deep and not particularly well, it was a surprise that it took until the 86th minute for the Baggies to equalise.

"Players have to do what their position requires and what they say they're going to do but, other than the players I've mentioned who did particularly well, it was a lacklustre start which then required too much effort to recover the game.

Cambridge United boss Richard Money told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "Well it was a win and as I said on a number of occasions, when you don't play particularly well it's important that you win and thankfully we've done that.

Not particularly well acted, it overstays its welcome and proves simultaneously predictable as a sports film and unconvincing as family drama.

It's the first to admit it doesn't pay its 133,000 British employees particularly well; instead it lavishes them with 'Bursting with pride' and 'Thank you' certificates.

"It doesn't work particularly well, but it allows people to make their own mistakes instead of imposing a top down policy on them," Mr. Banerjee said.

People don't always respond particularly well to it, mostly because they don't understand what it really is or what it's like.

The building itself is much as it was – and has weathered particularly well, given it is clad in plastic sheeting.