Sentence examples for amassed well from inspiring English sources

In California, Republicans of various stripes amassed well over sixty per cent.

The first teaser trailer dropped on the 3 November, and within 12 hours amassed well over two million views on YouTube.

When, two years later, CCTV footage of the chaos turned up on the internet, it amassed well over a million views.

By the time the couple separated in 2006, Takahashi is thought to have amassed well over 10m yen, including cash Aum had given him to help him escape.

Melissa Manchester and Paul Williams, songwriters who between them amassed well over a dozen 1970's hits, are prototypical exponents of what used to be called M.O.R. (for middle of the road) back in the days of Watergate and high-flying novelties exalting disco ducks and kung-fu fighting.

King of the daily deal sites - by market share at least - is US-based Groupon, which has amassed well over 100 million users across the world since launching in Chicago in 2008.

As a result, Nixon received the backing of Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee, and the 28 delegates he had amassed, as well as the 58 delegates belonging to Senator Charles Percy of Illinois.

A government investigation also found that district officials had stolen money from the jobs-for-work programme, and amassed considerable fortunes well beyond their means.

Having amassed his fortune well before that date, he might have replied to Hindery something like: "I have already made mine, Leo, and not only will I live, I will live large.

Putin's first presidential term from 2000 until 2004 was marked by the consolidation of power by reining in rebellious regions such as Chechnya and clipping the wings of super-rich businessmen who had amassed power as well as money.

IT took Thatcher Wine a year to amass 2,000 well-preserved white vellum and cream-colored leatherbound books for a "gentleman's library" in the Northern California estate of a private equity manager.