Sentence examples for performing creditably from inspiring English sources

As for statesmanship, he has been an MP for longer than his brother or Mr Balls and held higher office than his rivals, performing creditably as foreign secretary for three years.Ed Miliband, meanwhile, seems afflicted by twin delusions.

Kidney's gamble of playing inexperienced Ulster fly-half Paddy Jackson also backfired at Murrayfield as the youngster missed a number of crucial kicks despite performing creditably in open play.

Performing creditably in a 2-1 defeatdefeat at home to West Bromwich Albion in the FA Cup, he revealed craft, determination and a cool head, enough to retain his place virtually uninterrupted for the remainder of that term.

Even dismal performers can appear to have performed creditably, at the least.

It performed creditably in such a distinguished company of grandmasters, scoring 4 1/2-4 1/2.

Jamaica performed creditably in last June's Copa, losing 1-0 to Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina.

In the circumstances, Strachan and Smith have performed creditably, some might even say with distinction.

It contains St John's wort, which has performed creditably in trials involving mild depression (although not anxiety).

It's an expensive way to get experience but I'm hopeful that he can perform creditably".

Her team-mates performed creditably and we moved to the dance floor with the Chinese still a single point ahead.

Leicester performed creditably enough in their 2-1 Community Shieldefeatat by Manchester United but there were troubling signs, particularly in the goals they conceded.