Sentence examples for well been given from inspiring English sources

It's sort of like one of Rick Ross's Maybach Music compilation albums or that Young Money/Cash Money collection from a while back, a label showcase that could have just as well been given out for free at the G.O.O.D. Music megatour that's seemingly unavoidable given this album's impending success.

It's not made of gold, but it might as well be, given its cult following.

Ask five geeks and you may well be given six definitions of it.

People who do well are given a lot of freedom; people who do not, leave.

In any event, over the next few years, Bhutto's theory may well be given a chance to work.

This is a guy, it's not as if he's the personification of the Democratic Party, but he might as well be, given he was the nominee.

"Rock of Ages" is not a spoof, but it might as well be, given how little there is to root for.

Ideologically, it's unlikely that the reshuffle will signal any particular shift, although Owen Patterson, the Northern Ireland secretary, may well be given a more frontline job.

Wherever you put such a gigantic iron meteorite, it will attract all eyes, so it might just as well be given center stage, where it stood before.

Might that money, for all the good it does, just as well be given to firms like Blackwater or, for that matter, thrown down on a blackjack table?

I remember very well being given run-out against India last summer when I had 137, then being recalled during the tea interval and going on to make 159.