Sentence examples for for and well from inspiring English sources
The phrase "for and well" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "The project was completed for and well ahead of schedule." (Note: This example is not valid due to the incorrect phrase.)
Alternatives: "for good" or "for the best".
Bailey's creation is set to display 100 gold and silver umbrellas in a variety of sizes (see the illustration above), making the most of the bad weather London is much known for, and well, making reference to the brand's iconic raincoats, too - in fact Burberry was founded in 1856 as a trench coat maker.
In both of these Spanish cities it's clear people are falling for — and, well, sometimes off — the micro-mobility trend.
The cat seems well cared for and well fed, Tesauro said, adding that it may be middle-aged, or about six years old.
A liquid form of the ketogenic diet is particularly easy to prepare for, and well tolerated by, infants on formula and children who are tube-fed.
In our new dataset, two clones of a newly sampled Globigerina bulloides specimen (R043) are showing sequence types characteristic for, and well documented in, Globigerinella siphonifera.
The OPTION trial was designed to evaluate the usefulness of TCZ (4 or 8 mg/kg every 4 weeks) in combination with MTX and the results demonstrated that this combination therapy was effective for and well tolerated by patients with active RA and an unsatisfactory response to MTX [ 64].
Graduates from the CBAL curriculum felt excellently prepared for 10 and well prepared for 23 competencies.
Graduates from the AL curriculum felt excellently prepared for 11 and well prepared for 22 competencies.
A well cared for and well-equipped cottage – owned by Anne, so delighted to introduce you to this beautiful area.
They feel cared for and well-constructed, whereas the rest feels as though it were yanked out of the oven far too soon.
Take your pick, Kreydenweiss, Dirler-Cadé, Deiss, Weinbach; all will be richer, riper, more exotic, more complex than any Grigio can hope for -- and well-suited to autumnal dishes.
