Sentence examples for well a complete from inspiring English sources

Feuillet provided as well a complete definition of the principles of the dance first described by the Académie in the 1660s.

Other words of Cleopatra's have survived as well: a complete sentence from her suicide note to Octavian—"ou thriambeusomai" ("I will not be led in a triumph")—recorded by the historian Livy, and extensive portions of her writings on medicine and metrology, which were quoted by later medical authors such as Galen.

Other words of Cleopatra's have survived as well: a complete sentence from her suicide note to Octavian — "ou thriambeusomai" ("I will not be led in a triumph") — recorded by the historian Livy, and extensive portions of her writings on medicine and metrology, which were quoted by later medical authors such as Galen.

Since the effects of manufacturing conditions on film porosity and thickness have been investigated as well, a complete set of data is obtained enabling the design and easy realization of PS layers with certain structural and optical properties in advanced applications for optoelectronics and sensors.

Besides, what better way to decide whether a game is worth buying or not than by seeing how well a complete amateur can play it?

The trove of well-preserved bones includes clavicles, shoulder blades, and ribs as well as a complete skull, hand, foot, and two pelvises.

How well will a complete stranger on two wheels be welcomed now in places he's never visited?

Suggesting that the death of smokers saves money exhibited terrible judgment as well as a complete and unacceptable disregard of basic human values,the company said.

But if I should pass either woman on the street without her dog she might as well be a complete stranger.

His iPads are also loaded with digital versions of all his aircraft, equipment and operating manuals as well as a complete copy of F.A.A. rules and regulations.

It's hard to argue with his point, because the same can be said for any team playing well for a complete game.