Sentence examples for and well about from inspiring English sources

Duncan Phillips was that rare collector who wrote often and well about art.

Mother Jones has published a video of Mitt Romney at a private fund-raiser making incendiary remarks about Obama voters – and, well, about half of the electorate.

He saluted and admired the self-conscious greats, Armstrong and Ellington above all, loved stars (he wrote keenly about Sinatra and Tony Bennett), and appreciated innovators (he wrote early and well about Cecil Taylor and Ornette Coleman).

Prebble writes concretely and well about the vessel and life on board it: the impossibly tight spaces, the incessant hums and smells, the lack of exercise, the absence of nature except for the potentially crushing mass of water all around.

Since he has spoken often and well about the need for tougher regulation, we look forward to hearing his plans for tackling the kind of abuses uncovered by the Guardian this week.

Mr. Gage, who crops up Zelig-like in his own book's illustrations and favors phrases like "I have obtained" and "he told me" when just the facts would do, has written extensively and well about Greek subjects (most notably in "Eleni").

"As a child I dreamt about fire eaters and well divers, about sandstorms and desert lakes.

WITH the price of airfare, gasoline and, well, just about everything else these days, there's plenty to worry about.

Ronin is my go-to place for breakfast, for meetings, and, well, just about anything.

Bake until second side is crisp and well browned, about 7 minutes.

Rahman uses his novel to think hard and well, chiefly about connections among class, knowledge, and belonging.