Sentence examples for well ellis from inspiring English sources

"Well, Ellis is still alive... how can you forget Ellis?" EP Neil Meron pointed out with a laugh.

"Fred Hoyle started the steady state theory as I understand it, as an anti-religious move because he didn't want a beginning to the universe, which means he didn't understand his theology too well," Ellis says.

"It can be a bucket list item for cis straight men and cis straight women as well," Ellis says, referencing the issue with fetishization of unicorns.

Informal segregation existed as well: Ellis Mitchell, a well-to-do free black man traveling through Ohio, had to eat in the kitchen while his white traveling companions were served in the dining room of a tavern.

Ellis: Well if you could just answer the question.

Well, yes, says Ellis – once or twice in its first week in Edinburgh, which "was a learning curve, really.

Silverman asked whether or not the sportscasters thought LSD might be ok for pitchers every now and then, since it worked out so well for Dock Ellis (who famously threw a no-hitter while tripping on the hallucinogenic).

Bret Easton Ellis may well go down as one of this era's epochal novelists, a singular essayist on the icy inhumanity of 20th- and 21st-century living, delivering grim librettos on the emptiness of privileged youth.

There is pressure there, but it is a good pressure as they finished the season well, and with Gareth Ellis they have a world-class player.

On Aug. 19, Sharon Seitz and Stuart Miller, a husband-and-wife writing team who have spent a fair amount of time exploring the metropolitan region, lead a boat tour of the southern islands of New York Harbor, including the relatively well-known Governors and Ellis and the man-made Hoffman and Swinburne.

How did Bret Ellis let this happen?' Well, Bret Ellis didn't really let anything happen.