Meanings of do admirably in English

If you only look it like that, we shall do admirably.

Parrots and crows would do admirably in examinations.

Though the Carbury Manor House did not exactly suit her, it would do admirably for Henrietta.

Hardinge will do admirably and be very popular.

You will do admirably to stand by a poor girl-sopoor that she has hardly a bridesmaid.

Yes; they must do admirably there.

They might do admirably together.

You do admirably, my friend.

That would do admirably, Pertaub.

He will do admirably.

That would do admirably.

For their crowd, The Strypes do admirably, bringing the energy to the main stage when they begin with Behind Closed Doors.

If these serve no other purpose, they do admirably for theatrical properties later, if the family like private plays, etc., at home.

That will do admirably for the first package; but about the second-nodoubt Miss Falconer told you that we have German guests downstairs?

He had suggested Ostend; or some point on the French coast; Kenby had thought of Schevleningen, and the doctor had said that would do admirably.

A drainage tube passed through the breadth of the flap, and brought out at the angles, and retained for a few days, will do admirably.