Sentence examples for well came from from inspiring English sources
Plants that grew well came from the families Amaranthus hybridus and Brassica juncea.
The first clue that elephants might be as well came from an adolescent female African elephant named Mlaika, who lives at a reserve in Tsavo, Kenya, says Joyce Poole, director of Elephant Voices, a research project headquartered in Norway.
The latest report from McAfee notes that the rush of point-of-sale credit card breaches that hit consumers in Q4 of last year — most notably at Target but other retailers as well — came from such sources, with the malware used "likely purchased 'off the shelf' from the Cybercrime-as-a-Service community" (one example illustrated above).
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Their opposing worldviews may well come from formative experiences.
Stephen Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, warns that future trouble may well come from a different quarter.
The most surprising example of braised ribs may well come from Extra Virgin in Kansas City, Mo.
The desire to treat others well comes from altruism which, in turn, comes from empathy.
Are men and women really so dissimilar that they may as well come from different planets?
For the Soviet establishment, extra-official art might have just as well come from outer space.
Team changes may well come from England rather than the tourists.
