Sentence examples for swell work from inspiring English sources

Called Viceroy White (£5.99, wineforspice.com), its gentle spritz, crisp, apple taste and fruity swell work well with the mild, creamy likes of a korma as well as with middlingly spicy dishes.

Cromer, Norfolk Cromer beach picks up fantastic North Sea swells, works on most tides and has fantastic lefts that can often barrel.

Swells worked at the NME because it gave him a voice — he had joined at a time when it featured articles about Right To Work Marches and CND and he expected it to stay like that forever.

Thankfully, 2014 has brought a ground swell of work aimed at confronting societal sexism and has used the media to make their point.

Either a strong NW or a SW swell will work.

Women's time became more valuable as they swelled the work force and earned more money, he found.

The city's 9.6 million population swells each work day with an additional 3.5 million people travelling in from outskirts, mostly by car or bus.

Britain's unemployment rose the fastest in more than four years in July as factories shed workers and migrants swelled the work force.

And comedy obsessives still mourn the loss of all scripts for The Lighthouse Keeper, a deeply surreal sketch show that we wrote with another admirer of Swells's work, Chris Morris.

The formal sector has shed 500,000 jobs since 1994; the ranks of those who want to work swell by 1,000 each day.

Ms. Khan wrote about industry consolidation and monopolistic practices for Washington publications that specialize in policy, went to Yale Law School, published her Amazon paper and then came back to Washington last year, just as interest was starting to swell in her work.