creditably

He seems to me to come out of the comparison very creditably.

Points 5 - 14 - this has no substance of creditably.

With the help of these, I hope to pass muster creditably before my first month is out.

Three of their twelve children either played or sang creditably.

When we meet again, I hope you will be more creditably employed."

How was he to acquit himself creditably of such a responsibility?

Jamie had got through his half creditably enough; I could try to do as well. "

Died creditably, too; that will make the calamity the easier for my father.

But, surprisingly, they perform creditably even when the opposites are true.

No imps changed hands, but both programs had performed creditably.

Both of them were even a little intoxicated, but they behaved very creditably.

In 1971, the regiment again performed creditably on both the fronts.

Even dismal performers can appear to have performed creditably, at the least.

It often takes 18 hours a day and seven days a week to do all that half way creditably, to say nothing of brilliantly."

Is it surprising that they were also creditably fashionable?

They made it to the winning post fairly creditably.

We were too worn out from the crossing of the fen to do it creditably.

Still, they'd performed fairly creditably in the limited maneuvers she'd been able to carry out.

But how can we expect our people to endure the conditions up at the platform and still perform creditably?

Creditably, the Bush Administration worked hard to end the civil war, taking advantage of new circumstances.

Creditably, Portugal has mounted a campaign in behalf of its former colonial subjects.

But I don't despair of bringing you off creditably.

Not merely because he performed creditably in his first serious encounters with the world's greatest; others have done that too.

Prizes were also awarded to those who performed creditably.

They did creditably with three and all failed miserably with the fourth.