Sentence examples for well country from inspiring English sources

When I hear somebody go, "Country music [stinks]," I'm like, well, country music's not for you.

Well, country folk take care of their own, and that means reaching for a jar of your neighbor's white lightning.

She laughs, recalling that she attended the press launch by curator Massimiliano Gioni and he said that a "well country" assigns its pavilion two years ahead: she was told three months ago that she was the solo artist.

More like, well, country folk.

BK: Well, country is an interesting thing.

BC: Well, country music has been in my family for a lot of years.

Economists got busy calculating what it was, how well countries were doing it and what a difference it made.

Global goals evolve slowly, so the big judge will be how well countries are governed in 2030.

Savers will be rewarded; well-run companies will do well; countries whose economies grow will share the fruits of that growth.

The system was created by London Business School professor Leonard Waverman to examine how well countries utilize networks, cell phones and computers.

The Paris deal will clearly bolster the already remarkable growth, based on how well countries live up to their promises.