Sentence examples for something well from from inspiring English sources

I suppose I assumed that if I couldn't do something well from the start, it wasn't worth doing at all.

It helped reduce dolphin deaths in the Eastern Tropical Pacific (ETP) from something well above a hundred thousand per year to just a few thousand by the mid-'90s.

A true devotee of the doing less and being lazy crowd will have long ago realized that much of true work results from not doing something well at the start.

Select something well known.

It is both implausible and real, something well-known seen from an unprecedented place.

The disorganization surrounding coordination between agencies and the White House is something Kelly knows well from his time as homeland security secretary and something he hopes to remedy in the coming year.

This is something I know well from my work, but I was watching it happen in the world.

He said he wanted something that flowed well from the rest of the house, so her firm designed an entryway with a curved wall — which he loved.

As an organizer, he said, he felt like a competitor preparing for the Games, something he knows well from his days as a two-time Olympic champion in the 1,500 meters.

On Thursday night, O'Brien saw something he remembered well from his days sitting next to Hofman on the bench — a back-door pass that led to a clutch basket late in a game.

Think back on something you remember well from class ; was it a hands-on activity?