Sentence examples for well beginning to from inspiring English sources

"Art in Nigeria is growing at a very rapid rate, as well beginning to gain some global recognition," says Stanley. "One thing I love most about Nigerian art is the level of diversity in the art.

You might well begin to panic.

And if not, he may well begin to analyse John Motson and his Teutonic equivalent.

He could mark an end to divided government and could, if he used the presidency well, begin to bring Americans, black and white, rich and poor, closer together.

If the price goes higher, leaders of the United States, Europe and Asia may well begin to fret about the possible impact on their economies.

If money is entirely digitised, the company of the future could very well begin to issue its own units of account redeemable at any affiliated business, undermining the state's territorial monopoly on money.

But the 1983 championship was sadly a sign of things to come; between 1984 and 1987 there would be just five wins in the Five Nations, as the decade that had started so well began to slowly disintegrate.

Raquette Lake asked for help after water from the old well began to resemble "amber beer on a bad day," as one local official put it, and the Health Department declared the water undrinkable, forcing residents to boil it.

In the days and hours following the next terrorist Spectacular, or the next, Americans may well begin to ask themselves why exactly they are being targeted and what exactly it is they are risking their lives for.

Introduce something by going on and on about how funny it is, and the reader may well begin to think, irritably, and quite rightly, 'Perhaps I should be the judge of that.' Laughter is so gratifying because it is autonomic.

Perennial frustrations in the oil-rich south of Nigeria could well begin to boil over.