Sentence examples for out well gets from inspiring English sources
But Mr Obama warned in his interview: "Sometimes what we've seen is that folks will call for immediate action, jumping into stuff, that does not turn out well, gets us mired in very difficult situations, can result in us being drawn into very expensive, difficult, costly interventions that actually breed more resentment in the region".
They work out, eat well, get plenty of sleep and look to family and friends for emotional support.
No matter how creative you are, Tagliapietra says, your work won't come out well without getting the basics right.
You have a defined set of responsibilities, and if you carry them out well and get results, you can go about your business with the certainty that the rest of the company can take care of itself.
So, you might as well get out there and embrace it and find out how you can license it and how you can collect from it".
Well, get out your banjos: It happened earlier this year in Ireland.
Well, get out your wallet, because nothing says Christmas more than a toffee nut latte.
You might as well get out ahead of it and try to poison the jury pool as fast as possible.
But if the company figures a higher standard is inevitable, it might as well get out in front of it.
The meter continues to measure water use up to 99 liters, after which point, well, get out already.
