Sentence examples for well destroy from inspiring English sources

He felt he had created him, so he could bloody well destroy him, too.

Trying to cover something up, rather than exposing it voluntarily, could well destroy your institution from within.

He knows "he might as well destroy it, but the destruction of archival material offends his deepest instinct.

But Iraqi parties have a lot to lose as well as gain from a new paroxysm of violence which may well destroy the country.

Now many people associated with the orchestra say the dispute could well destroy its hard-earned quality and reputation for years to come.

While Americans are arguing over whether we're in Vietnam or not, the N. Vietnamese may well destroy the regime in Saigon, & we will be in uncharted territory.

"They pretty well destroyed the entire camp..

"They pretty well destroyed the entire camp...

The flames also damaged a well, destroyed a pump house and melted power lines, irrigation lines and water pipes.

✤ Earlier in the week I feared that England getting sent home early could kill my nascent enthusiasm for the World Cup, but their qualification for the final 16 has now pretty well destroyed my interest in the remaining group matches.

The audience was notably 96% female, against Magic Mike's 73%, suggesting Warner Bros' promotional efforts – bigging up the bump'n'grind at the expense of virtually any dramatic interest – had worked too well, destroying any consensus appeal.