Sentence examples for put on a decent from inspiring English sources

"Have to put on a decent show".

We don't need a semiconscious president to put on a decent show.

"I hope we will put on a decent performance in Manchester, although it will be very difficult," said Vernydub.

But it can draw on centuries of historical and material capital to put on a decent show with little fresh outlay.

It's easy to put on a decent production when you have seasoned actors like Frances Sternhagen and Richard Easton working for you.

They can still count on packing their unfeasibly long t-shirts and shorts tonight but they'll do so having put on a decent showing.

There had been no hint of the horrors to come earlier in the night as England set about putting on a decent show for the thousands of supporters who had congregated a couple of hours north of Sydney.

Unencumbered by macho heroics, the film gives the veteran underemployed actresses Fionnula Flanagan and Shirley Knight and the much-employed Maggie Smith (putting on a decent Southern drawl) a chance to do some scenery-chewing as spunky women in late middle age on a mission of mercy.

"Last week, with the three games and not getting the results that we wanted, it was terrific to put on a half-decent show, get some goals and get a win," said Rhodes.

"We allowed them back into the game more than anything, they are a decent side but we could have put on a better result than we did".

Far from it they were a decent band with some great songs, and they put on a fantastic show.