• In fact, it works well to lean down on your arm and use your weight to help yourself pivot.
• In fact he adapted so well that he was to spend the next twenty seven and a half years in the Police Force.
• You hold your own in an argument because you are always well armed with the facts.

Synonyms

• I've always run really well in practice, and I have been fortunate to qualify well.
• Fortunately, it's worked out well and been a financial success, but did we know that going in?
• If Fernando has done well there is praise, if he had been booked or cost Rangers a goal there is criticism and a tantrum.

• We all like people to treat us well, to acknowledge us, to talk to us, to bond with us.
• I was impressed with how well he treats the little guys and thought you might like to know.
• If you want to be treated well, then very sweetly but firmly demand the respect you want.

Synonyms

• This is a major relief organisation working across India and which is extremely well respected.
• The real deal is to explain why such stories should be so well received by the people of Taiwan.
• It was at a television show that Muthoni's mother spoke well of her daughter's abilities after attending a special school where music was well factored.

Synonyms

• The way to get a promotion is to take criticism well, but most people don't know they don't do it well.
• Christine took the bad news well enough but the rest of the Top 9 contestants were devastated to see their fellow singer sent home.

• They were a family line who seemed to have specialised in marrying well.
• Olga predicated that it would him and myself who would marry well into St Petersburg society.
• She had been considered very attractive when she was younger, and had married well at the time.

• It does not see that a nation being prosperous is about individual citizens living well.
• People won't be inspired to learn Mandarin because a lot of them are already living well.
• Death will still bring us peace, but the challenge is how to live this life well, not waste time preparing for the next.

Synonyms

• Will it be a case of hail, hail fellow well met from the Broomloan slopes?
• He was "hail, fellow, well met" with everyone the moment he reached town.
• He is a jolly well-met fellow, like clubmen generally are, but perfectly honorable and straightforward.

• From that moment on I vowed to plan my costume well in advance and put a little thought into it.
• The key to planning a holiday for a large party is to book well in advance to ensure you all fly together and stay in the same hotel.
• Plans to extend the fishery are well advanced and it is hoped to commence work in the next few weeks.

Synonyms

• People who are well versed in hip-hop understand the need for diversity in the culture.
• works of the seven, he adopts the more personal stance of one well versed in the arts.
• I, and many people who knew him well, were saddened when we heard of his violent death.

Synonyms

• In any event, an appeal against the order of 3 March 2000 is well out of time, the parties have acted in the meantime on the basis that the order was not under challenge, and it would be wrong, now, to extend time.
• I realised my daughter was well out of the way and my only thought was to get out.
• And railways especially were well out of fashion.

• At this point, Brash should have told Dallow to bloody well look it up for himself.
• They knew bloody well that these people were doing harmful things to innocent people.
• This shows us both that we can do better, and that we bloody well should.

• The couple can well afford to pay the fine, but should probably get rid of their lax driver.
• Does it make sense to give each of us a subsidy, when we can perfectly well afford the full price?
• They could well afford it, given the umpteen millions they rake in from the motoring public.

Synonyms

• Your Lordship has well in mind the degree to which the arguments found favour and to which they did not.
• Merchants could well balk at supporting incompatible payment operations.
• Why, you may well ask, does The Register class vagueness of this order as a clarification?

• To this I wish Cllr Clarke well and hope she will help to carry on the Town Council's good name and work.
• We wish St. Declan's well and hope they will retain this flag for many years to come.
• We wish him well and let us hope his first game against the Dubs ends in success.

Synonyms

• A gurgling well sprang from the foot of the altar, saving the townspeople from dying of thirst.

• The springs gave birth to the town and while Llandrindod Wells itself cannot be said to have been in existence much longer than a hundred years, there are landmarks in its development that span two or three centuries.
• Tenbury had the ‘Wells’ added to its name in the mid 19th century to help promote the Mineral Water Wells that had been found in the town from 1840 onwards.
• Tenbury Wells is a small ancient market town situated in the very north west of Worcestershire on the A456, close to the borders of Herefordshire and Shropshire.

• The released liquids are gathered in wells specifically designed for that purpose.
• One of the challenges in this process has been filling the femtoliter wells with liquid.
• Later on we saw other wells that were simply depressions in rock with water coming from an unknown source, green with cress, and perhaps housed in a 19th Century hut.

• To summarize, spoken language interpreters are stationed in the well of the courtroom only when there is a NES witness involved.
• Also, only members of the bar are to be seated inside the rail and in the well of the Court.

• Drink specials, including small pitchers of beer for $4.25 and well drinks for $3.75, also are available.
• Also, get draft beers and well drinks for $3.
• Wine, beer, and well drinks are all on us.