Sentence examples for well again given from inspiring English sources
Well, again, given that the baby boomers' wealth is largely locked up in property – property they are living in – the wealth transfer will mostly take the form of inheritance after death rather than gifts while they are alive.
Sabathia did not pitch well again, giving up five runs and eight hits, including consecutive home runs by Mark Reynolds and Lew Ford and another by J. J. Hardy.
It's a problem that could well come up again, given that huge amounts of capital — the tinder for speculation — are a central feature of the modern economy.
The 1884 win over Johns Hopkins brought the Naval Academy's overall win-loss record to positive, as well as once again giving the Midshipmen a lead over Hopkins in their rivalry.
I doubt we shall ever hear the music played that well again, but perhaps giving the Devil a good name too many times is to be avoided.
He is again giving visas to journalists.
Thanks to the League Managers Associationn, following cricket's belated example in recognising the illness, he is well again and excited to be given a fresh chance.
"We came out second half and started off well again and then we've given a poor goal away, and then all of a sudden we make a couple of changes.
She wrote in 1896: "I am lamer than ever and have almost given up hope of ever getting well again".
"Well, again, you saw those ads that suggested Romney gave people cancer in Ohio for months and months unanswered.
