Sentence examples for circle well from inspiring English sources

It records in a complete circle (well, doughnut, really).

We've come full circle – well done, Mr Dacre.

"Just because they don't color in the circle well enough, it shouldn't disqualify a ballot when you can clearly see who they intended to vote for".

The story of Edgeworth and Rove is a well-burnished legend within a very small circle — well burnished enough that just saying "Lake of the Ozarks" is enough to evoke it.

Dreyfus's restoration to bourgeois comfort was so complete that a famous Paris story has him saying placidly at a dinner party, when told about a rumored adulterous affair in his circle, "Well, what I always say is: where there's smoke, there's fire".

There's one large circle called your comfort zone and then a smaller circle well outside it called "Where the magic happens". Sure, it's a little cheesy, but that hasn't stopped this doodle from plastering the walls of college campuses, workplaces, maybe even your own cubicle.

The relationship forms a virtuous circle: well-trained workers attract global corporations, which invest and give the workers good jobs; the good jobs, in turn, generate additional training and experience.

So when the price is just too good to pass up, remember to keep your food out of the trash by keeping your social circle well-fed.

Rumours of its graphic content were circulating in surgical circles well before the book came out.

If the ingredients are coerced into tidy separate circles, well, that's not hash.

Ms. Vargo, a former foreign policy adviser to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, knows Irish business and political circles well, and Mitchell scholars often use her network of connections.