Sentence examples for well deal from inspiring English sources
"So you might as well deal with it head on and not try to dodge it".
It's going to come regardless, so we might as well deal with it in the first game rather than wait until we're two games in and then suddenly realise that everyone's eyes are on us".
But if dating this guy means frequent contact with Mommy Dearest (and I'm not sure why it should), you may as well deal with it — if only for practice.
Some of the films in the festival could well deal directly with Sept. 11, said the organizers, in the form of home movies or shorts made since the attacks.
But Mr. Fleischer's comments, and those of another administration official, suggested that Mr. Card had indeed been communicating something real: that under Mr. Bush, the White House might well deal with AIDS and race relations through different vehicles, using advisers in different niches with different names.
"Of course new technologies will come up," says Robertson, "and well deal with that as time goes on.
A long ball from Bogdan was not well dealt with and Klasnic played in Mark Davies.
78 min: Dangerous cross by Nani, well dealt with by Martinez.
His run is, well, dealt with by Turner, who shoves the Dutchman far enough away from the escaping ball.
Ziani swings in a free-kick - a decent one, but well dealt with by the Malawi rearguard.
Considering human perception responses, Bennett and McMillan [21] proposed a logarithmic mapping function, which well deals with underexposed videos.
