Sentence examples for playing splendidly from inspiring English sources

The Philharmonic is playing splendidly for Mr. Gilbert so far.

He burst on the scene in Washington late last season, joining the team after injuries and playing splendidly before being passed over for the playoffs.

The former prevailed by playing splendidly, although Djokovic made his task easier with some uncharacteristic errors, none sloppier than a wildly missed overhead to save a second break point when the all-important second set was tied at 5-5.

He is playing splendidly for Birmingham and wants to be defined by the present and future, rather than the past, which might be asking a lot, but there is evidence on the field as well as off that he is a reformed character.

Gil Shaham was the soloist, and however structured like a Baroque concerto this 1931 work may be, Shaham all but danced it, exuberantly prancing about the stage and playing splendidly.

On whatever national or international level, the orchestra played splendidly.

With only three rehearsals, the orchestra played splendidly for him.

The Philharmonic has had a close association with him, and the musicians play splendidly for him.

Mr. Jones, who has vast experience working with singers, played splendidly.

All this is not to suggest that England did not play splendidly.

Safina's opponent, Dominguez Lino, played splendidly, trading baseline exocets but also throwing in some exquisitely deft drop shots.