Sentence examples for take place well from inspiring English sources

The ruthless winnowing of inappropriate offspring can, it seems, also take place well after a fetus has started developing.

Any action would probably take place well after election day.Still, this is pretty contemptible stuff, even if it dances just within the bounds of the law.

The dirty prep work and assembly take place well before the guests arrive, leaving the kitchen pristine, and the tranquil hostess free to enjoy a drink in the living room.

There is often nothing more captivating than the "what might be" of player transfers, but they usually take place well before the first whistle of the season opening game.

Foulkes fully accepts that "there are lots of ways in which football and politics will mix" but learned from experience that party campaigning should take place well away from stadia on matchdays.

To make matters worse, this decline in investment value and potential income is typically combined with rising illiquidity you either can't sell because potential buyers for homes in a declining market are scarce or because a sale would take place well below the value of the loan you've taken out.

Yet most of the reorganization took place well after July 1863.

Important progress had taken place well before this period, however.

Gary Winter's "At Said" takes place, well, somewhere.

"Admittedly a lot of the conduct took place well before the sweep period," Mr. Adkins said.

Water tables are 1,000 feet or less from the surface; fracking usually takes place well under 7,000 feet.