Sentence examples for still well enough from inspiring English sources

While Mr. French was still well enough, they had discussed the possibility of a nursing home.

In the early days, he was still well enough to take a gentle stroll in the countryside.

When the Hollywood movie was made in 1990, Lillian was still well enough to come to the set and help the actors out with some scenes.

In the parliamentary elections of June 2007 Sarkozy's UMP did less well than expected but still well enough to provide a comfortable majority for the new government of François Fillon, whom Sarkozy had appointed as prime minister just after assuming the presidency.

Because the patient was still well enough to stand, Gozalbes was able to talk to him across the two rows of wire fences, so he could see her face as she explained what the trial was and the possibility that the drug might help but also that it might not.

Jeffrey Spector explained that in order to control his own death, he had to "jump the gun" and travel overseas to die while he was still well enough to make the trip, or else implicate his family in assisting him in this country at a later date.

Are the people still well-enough informed to be trusted with their own government?

But many of the older books about him still sell well enough to remain in print, proving that Perot still interests the public.

However, Salford's hooker Malcolm Alker still played well enough for James Lowes, the former Bradford No9 who is now on the Reds' coaching staff, to urge his former boss Brian Noble to select him for Great Britain.

Robbie Coltrane stars as Paul Finchley, part of a slightly past-it comedy double act who's still well known enough to have his catchphrases yelled to him in the street.

Junichiro Koizumi's LDP, despite losing ten seats, still did well enough to hold on to power.