Sentence examples for well apply to from inspiring English sources

That label may well apply to all of Illinois.

Then his dad said he might as well apply to Rada, and he was away.

Although the conference title refers to Shaw, it might well apply to Kushner, as well.

The law may well apply to Baradar if he agreed to join the reconciliation process.

We know enough, however, to at least suggest that Joshua's conclusion could very well apply to climate change.

"It's elegant, but wrong," he says, delivering a verdict that could just as well apply to "A Beautiful Mind".

Austen's archly deprecating description of Pride and Prejudice (one of Tyler's favourite novels) as 'light and bright and sparkling' might well apply to this author.

Oplev's complaint could equally well apply to Let Me In, the newly released Hollywood remake of Let the Right One In, another Swedish breakout film.

That might well apply to the Internet, where PNC's team calculated that it would cost $24,921.62 (without swans) to assemble the carol's gifts.

It was a phrase coined by John Peel to describe the Fall, but it could just as well apply to Spoon: always different, always the same.

The ambience is ramshackle, sweet-tempered and eclectic – three adjectives that could equally well apply to the personality of Jim Haynes, its founder and genius loci.