Sentence examples for put this well from inspiring English sources

Prof. Stone put this well: "The essential nature of constitutional rights is that they protect fundamental personal liberties even though others do not want to recognize them".

One lifelong resident I spoke to, Liz Robson, a retired machinist and nursery nurse, put this well: whenever she returned from the night glare of Manchester, she says, "I know I am home because here all the lights are out".

"We are getting very close to putting this well away," he said.

How do I put this> Well, I'll just say it: That character got me more attention from girls than anything I've ever done in my life.

They shot 55%, hit 12 3-pointers and put this one well out of reach with a 20-3 run late in the first half before coach Tony Bennett collapsed and was taken to the locker room a few seconds early.

Akala put this pretty well on another episode of Question Time the other week, but it also indicates the criteria of working class is about something else entirely.

As she paraphrased various aphorisms and witty ripostes the distinguished author had reeled off in her presence ("I could never put this as well as Max did, but... ..), her Park Avenue maisonette brightened with a luminescence imperceptible to others, but keenly tangible and pleasing to her.

To put this in context, well, the PR industry really hasn't had much of a relationship with analytics, historically.

In his essay "The Soul of Man Under Socialism" (1891) Oscar Wilde puts this rather well: acknowledging the objection that his vision of a happy realm peopled by aesthetical and egalitarian individualists is impractical, he writes: "It is unpractical, and it goes against human nature.

Congressional Republicans have attacked the other rules and may well put this new standard on their hit list.

Given that Radio Shack refunded Mr. Hirsh's money despite clearly saying it was not obliged to — well, put this one in the win column for Radio Shack.