Sentence examples for well ages from inspiring English sources
I remember having work done on my well ages ago when a check valve failed.
Tesco became the belle of an already cheery grocers' ball when it produced its first growth in sales in, well, ages.
While a battery of additives and "processing aids" ensure that our factory-baked breads stay pappy and humid for days before suddenly turning mouldy, this most traditional sort of loaf keeps well, ages gracefully, and need never be wasted.
Yet aging can take, well, ages: four years is a widely accepted minimum for bourbon, eons to a cash-hungry start-up that has spent a small fortune on equipment, barrels and warehousing.
"This is important because as the well ages, the fluids that come up from it become more toxic, and the state or companies are even less likely to be tracking it," said Anthony Ingraffea, a drilling expert and professor of civil and environmental engineering at Cornell.
The distribution of well ages may provide some evidence for the reason underlying the continuing installation.
This is prime meat, well aged and delicious.
The meat is well sourced, well aged, but it is medium and not medium rare as I asked.
These wines are not necessarily well aged before they are sold.
The exception is the Riojas from Lopéz de Heredia, which are not released until they are well aged.
I think he knows and secretly he relishes it as well!" Age: 34.
