Sentence examples for nor well it from inspiring English sources

But, if you have neither farmhouse nor well, it is still a nice way to make a silky summery purse from a stale old sow's ear.

So I can't tell you how faithful Joe Wright's film is, nor how well it stands up to its predecessors.

I only played with it for like three minutes, so I don't really know how well it performs (nor can I endorse it just yet) when you're at the bottom of the Grand Canyon and it's windy and everything.

Well, it is not Mr Blunkett, nor is it Ms Quinn's husband, Stephen.

Well, it turned out that the sources were neither little nor green nor men.

Well, it didn't happen in 2001, nor last year.

"I neither like it nor think well of it, even though the world, by common consent, has decided to honour it with special favour.

Television is called a medium because it is neither rare nor well done," wrote humorist Ernie Kovacs.

It was an act of faith without love, for the country does not yet know Margaret Thatcher very well, nor, it appears, feel drawn to what it does know….

In some cases 'happiness' takes neither the psychological nor well-being meaning, and so it may be unclear how the discussion relates to broader philosophical debates such as those covered in this article.

Why is television called a medium? A. It is neither rare nor well-done.