Sentence examples for can take well from inspiring English sources

It can take well more than one tank of gas to get from the suburbs to the beach.

Shakespeare's play can take well over three hours in performance; Olivier's film lasts 2 hours 17 minutes.

Yet aging can take, well, ages: four years is a widely accepted minimum for bourbon, eons to a cash-hungry start-up that has spent a small fortune on equipment, barrels and warehousing.

It can take well over half an hour to get from one of the minor stages near the citadel to the main stage, even when the crowds are relatively light.

Ten years after the shroud last went on display, nearly two million people have made reservations for a timed glimpse of the religious object (five minutes on weekdays, three on weekends, depending on the bookings, though the labyrinthine line can take well over an hour).

Some companies won't publish anything until the appropriate patent has been issued, which can take well over a year.

Given that it can collectively take well over 30 days to hire a single engineer, the obsession with computer science degrees makes sense.

The lens is small by necessity, leading to a tiny bit of blurring on the edges of the image, but the sensor can still take well-exposed pictures inside during the day.

As for how much more he can take … well, I've never seen a beating like it.

The conference will discuss precautions that users can take, as well as technical solutions to minimize hearing damage.

Often, Rivera employs playful banter with his teammates, and they say he can take as well as he gives.