Sentence examples for side fares from inspiring English sources

We've put each country in a table, so you can sort them by some of these rankings and see how your own side fares.

The multiplayer side fares better, the idea of a "buddy" system where you and a partner glean better rewards through teamwork makes for an interesting variation on the standard 'every man for himself' gameplay types, but even this is plagued by long loading times enough to drive all but the most patient away.

Michael Oher, at the end of "The Blind Side," fares rather better, but the film concludes with a reminder of what might have been, as Leigh Anne peruses newspaper accounts of young men from his part of Memphis killed by gang violence.

Watch the video above to see for yourself how well each side fares.

Saracens are not a team to play catch-up against, and while the result continued a dismal run against the top three this season, O'Shea knows the battle to finish in the top three will be decided by how his side fare against Bath, Leicester and Sale in the coming weeks.

Palace's owners had grown uneasy with their team's performance during a miserable run of just one win in 12 matches and although they originally intended to see how Warnock's side fared during Sunday's critical Premier League match at his former club Queens Park Rangers, the co-chairman Steve Parish decided after the loss to Southampton that the quicker a managerial change was made, the better.

Ling was unhappy with how his side fared in the loss at Plainmoor.

Guernsey FC boss Tony Vance was happy with his young side fared in their 1-0 win at Spelthorne Sports in the Combined Counties League Division One Challenge Cup.

Moyes explained he wanted to see how his side fared in the Cup and the league - now one avenue has been closed off.

Against the team of Afghan interpreters, the British side fared no better scoring 169 for seven while the interpreters managed 183 all out.

How have the World Cup sides fared so far?