Sentence examples for placing well from inspiring English sources

General Clark, Mr. Lieberman and Mr. Edwards are each counting on placing well enough in the seven Feb. 3 contests to be perceived as the winner that day.

In the New Hampshire primary, her first electoral defeat, Smith garnered less than three thousand votes, placing well behind the winner, Henry Cabot Lodge, who earned nearly thirty thousand ballots, with Goldwater and Rockefeller in third and fourth place, respectively.

Placing well in a recent Google machine learning competition got them $200,000 worth of cloud computing credit, so that should keep them crunching for a while.

"In my role as captain I wanted to put out a good job for the team and when I saw the others placing well I had to bring it home for them," Muir told BBC Sport.

Doing well in races, which can involve either placing well or just pulling off a lot of pretty trick driving, or just driving with precision, will net you both credits and experience.

"Placing well in CIF is our focus.

His sense of dramatic form seemed less that of melting and remodelling raw material than of placing well-discovered objets trouvés into order.

For its part, the Chinese government made sure Mr. Obama did not bump into protesters by placing well-known activists under tighter security.

Huffington Post is a master of finding stories across the Web, stripping them to their essence and placing well-created headlines on them that rise to the top of search engine results, guaranteeing a strong audience.

I'm also deeply impressed by the College Advising Corps, a national nonprofit that does similar work, placing well-trained recent college graduates as advisers in high schools to create a culture of college-going among low-income, first-generation, and underrepresented high school students.

We studied these questions by placing well-separated Dictyostelium amoebae on an agar surface free of food at a density of ∼1 cell/cm2, ∼1000 cell diameters between cells, a distance chosen so that the amoebae could not sense and signal to each other.