Sentence examples for well get through from inspiring English sources
Proliferation terrorism is difficult enough and, despite our collective efforts, an attack may well get through.
Or this: Terrorism is difficult enough, and despite our collective efforts, an attack may well get through.
Elizabeth Byrne's Brünnhilde, a late replacement, acquits herself well, getting through the role in an efficient if not vocally thrilling way.
Or you can leave the interview thinking that Trump's guiding principle is, well, getting through Anderson Cooper's questions.
Ms. Boyle also helped Mr. and Mrs. Wells get through the most physically draining period of those four years: the time when Dante, Juwan and Tyric lived with Mr. Wells's mother in Harlem, after their foster family in Queens left the city.
"That left side of the infield, you're going to have to hit it pretty well to get through," Daniels said.
They can have only so many phone lines and so many reservationists, and if hundreds of us are competing to get through, well, is that their problem?
Well, get this through your thick naysaying skull.
"Starcy got through well today, bowled out in the middle off the long run, both ends, he's feeling good," said Siddle.
"Government is already helping people make healthier choices by working with industry to reduce fat, salt and sugar in foods and by giving children and families advice on how to eat well, get active, and live longer through Change4Life".
Well as he performed here, he will do well to get through that one – but then who can be sure in amateur boxing?
