Examples of 'acquitted themselves' in a sentence
Meaning of "acquitted themselves"
Acquitted themselves refers to how well someone performed or conducted themselves in a specific situation or task. It signifies that the person accomplished the task successfully or handled the situation commendably
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acquitted themselves
Though the thespians acquitted themselves admirably.
These acquitted themselves well against early ironclad warships.
By their own low standards they have acquitted themselves.
They acquitted themselves well in combat.
I will conclude by saying that the ladies acquitted themselves well.
But they acquitted themselves well.
They were no match for their German opponents, but acquitted themselves well despite this.
Those who acquitted themselves honorably on our journey.
The Emergency Relief Coordinator, OCHA and other field actors had acquitted themselves admirably.
They have both acquitted themselves of their tasks marvellously.
The soloists, all members of the chorus, acquitted themselves well.
His troops acquitted themselves well in this unsuccessful action.
I saw others who, to me, also acquitted themselves honorably.
The boys acquitted themselves well against strong opposition.
Given the circumstances, they have acquitted themselves with pride . '.
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And they have acquitted themselves creditably in all these positions of responsibility.
Many of those games though were close, and the 49ers acquitted themselves well.
How they acquitted themselves.
They acquitted themselves well once they finally got to France.
Our troops, including a number of reservists, acquitted themselves with distinction in very difficult circumstances.
They have acquitted themselves commendably, with honour and professionalism.
A draw, thus far. The Templars have acquitted themselves well.
The best units acquitted themselves very well during the fighting.
And after the way they acquitted themselves on this latest engagement.
They acquitted themselves incredibly well . ”.
Now, your sons acquitted themselves well.
The sharpshooters acquitted themselves quite well on the single official course evaluation.
The musicians acquitted themselves with garage-band raggedness and youthful enthusiasm.
They have, without any doubt, acquitted themselves creditably in a difficult and often dangerous environment.
By all accounts, they acquitted themselves well, and the resettlement was hailed as a stunning success.
Fishbeds also acquitted themselves well in air combat in the Iran-Iraq War.
The Templars have acquitted themselves well, defending their walls and countering all assaults.
They really acquitted themselves very well there against Romania . ”.
Dick, Kerr Ladies acquitted themselves well, winning three games, drawing three, and losing three.
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The criminal court acquitted the accused
Acquitted persons with enforced court decisions
