Sentence examples for may have well from inspiring English sources

"That may have well been the first place he found".

It may have well stated that I was marketing pregnancy tests that doubled as Skinnygirl cocktail stirrers".

The most high profile, FishWorks, their ill-fated attempt at a mass market vehicle for the very best fish, may have, well, floundered.

The Vespers coincided with his new job as music director at St .Mark's Basilica in Venice and may have well have been his combination entrance exam and job application.

As for Lewis Jetta, he may have well have already booked his plane ticket back to Western Australia by the time he was subbed out after a lacklustre seven-possession effort.

This time, it was Drogba, who may have well played in his final game in Chelsea's blue jersey, waving his shirt in front of Bayern's home crowd as Chelsea ran away with its first European title.

For example, a drug or operation may have well-known complications, but often there is no way to predict which people will get them.

Even those who write freakish, antisocial music may have well-designed Web sites where visitors can download worklists, audio files, scores, art work, and rants on this or that subject.

Gross pathological findings consist of firm to hard, tan tissue that may have well-defined or indistinct borders and can measure up to 5 cm in diameter.

"Shelters may have well-established, well-maintained beds.

Newsweek may have well-documented financial issues in the United States, but the newsmagazine has just expanded into Pakistan.