Sentence examples for that well far from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Harbison clearly reveled in writing pseudo-1920s pop songs that play on the radio and at Gatsby's parties, the work goes to that well far too often.

I've done that well so far this week.

The reasoning is that reliance on the law for protection doesn't seem to have worked all that well so far, as it's difficult to track down the people responsible for illegally distributing the content.

And now that you're officially "bigger than 'The Sopranos'" do you ever panic and wonder "how are we going to top that?" Well, as far as being "bigger than 'The Sopranos'" — plenty of television shows had higher ratings than David Chase's masterpiece.

AT&T tried to pat itself on the back for rushing to turn up the bandwidth — something which still didn't really work all that well, and came far too late.

The trouble is that Megan is in trouble, floundering with rejection in Hollywood and not taking it all that well, going so far as to practically stalk a rejecting director to a meeting with Rod Serling.

The Devils haven't fared all that well down there so far, dropping two of the three games they've played in Sunrise.

Having started out as punks, Slint ended up composing music that defied categorisation, exploratory but deft songs that alternated between tension and, well, far greater tension.

We can see that the classifier performs very well far away from the decision boundary.

The menu didn't read that well, but the execution was far worse.

Much less well known is the fact that well-off countries are far from alone in facing the prospect of an ageing population.