Sentence examples for rather well at from inspiring English sources
He bowled rather well at the Bullring last time, albeit with a red ball.
Since its launch in 2009, the supreme court has been doing rather well at online access to justice.
Her pictures sell rather well at charity things for the Urban League, and she collects a little herself.
ON THE face of things, Europeans have recently been doing rather well at sniffing out and grabbing suspected Islamist terrorists.
This kind of passionate, brainy almost-nihilism has held up rather well, at least to my aging ears and sensibility.
In their early phase in office, they did rather well at inducing most people to neglect that basic fact about their biographies.
Which makes it particularly odd that bookshops are, in fact, doing rather well.Profits at Waterstone's, a big British bookseller, are up 11%.
The NPC appears rather well conserved, at least in terms of overall composition (DeGrasse et al., 2009), but the LINC complex appears to be absent and there is little evidence for conservation of the other nesprins (Field et al., 2012).
But meanwhile, we would do rather well to look at what Stalin termed the "useful idiots".
We find the helical propensity of the helical domain of Trp-cage rather well preserved even at very high temperatures.
Even before Serena Williams quickly and easily seized control of her first-round match Tuesday, things were shaping up rather well for her at the French Open. .
