Sentence examples for they behaved very from inspiring English sources

"They behaved very badly.

I think it gave us a lot of recognition as a country, and I think that South Africans have really outdone themselves and they behaved very well and, yeah, it was the best moment ever.

They behaved very well: an observer said with some surprise that "tho' the young and gay of both sexes were present in great numbers, their behaviour was uniformly grave and decent …" In London the piece took a little time to establish itself, but by the 1750s, the Foundling Hospital had started annual fundraising performances.

"They hated me and they behaved very poorly; they used to come up to me at the sports nights and say, 'You're such a fucking bender.'".

The couple first cornered the gossip world's attention at a New York Knicks game in early January where they behaved very much like girlfriend and girlfriend, with Rodriguez reportedly getting sloshed.

Firstly, the estimates provide independent and additional explanatory power within models containing only social class and small area based measures of socio-economic position alone and secondly, that they behaved very similarly to 'real', reported measures of both household and individual income when modelling 'general health'.

They behave very strongly and autonomously, and make their own decisions.

"They behave very differently to how people think a spider does... they behave more like cats and dogs, moving around, perceiving and reacting to their environment".

As might be expected, this solvent has a marked levelling effect upon acids; thus, for example, acetic, benzoic, nitric, and hydrochloric acids all give solutions with identical acidic properties, owing to the ion NH4+, although, of course, in water they behave very differently.

So films like Nikita and Léon - the latter released here for the first time in its extended cut - look similar to high-end US action flicks, but under all the surface they behave very differently; Léon, the longer cut, sees Natalie Portman's pre-teen assassin threatening to commit suicide and offering herself to Jean Reno's "cleaner", for example.

One response is that they cannot, since they behave very differently in aggregates from 'classical' individuals.