The phrase 'well beautiful' is not correct and not usable in written English.
You would need to use a different phrase or sentence structure to express the same idea. For example, "You look beautiful today."
Rest well, beautiful lady.
The latter has a tinnier sound, a little less round, not quite as, well, beautiful.
"Remember Djohar well, beautiful boy in tux at prom party and elsewhere," she tweets, using a variant transliteration of the suspect's given name.
It sounds like the sort of thing that should do well: beautiful men and women in tight clothing from around the world relentlessly competing with each other at elemental acts of physical fitness.
Perhaps it is fitting that Carlo Ancelotti's middle name is Michelangelo because, for an Italian soccer coach now working in France, the sport known colloquially as the Beautiful Game needs to be dynamic and, well, beautiful.
The story's other battle is between the world of imagination (dreams, fantasy) and that of reason and science, and that the two should fall in love seemed, well, beautiful.
That's tough, as well as beautiful".
They are lovely and tender, as well as beautiful, with their frilly tendrils and tiny leaves.
Keep your eyes peeled for The water gardens are playful as well as beautiful.
An American city without skyscrapers would be like, well, Washington; beautiful, but oddly alien.
The occasions when Lazarus does break through the varnish are therefore surprising as well as beautiful.
