Sentence examples for well have one from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, by Wednesday evening we may well have one.

A President may fancy that he has a mandate (and, morally, he may well have one), but the two separately elected, differently constituted, independent legislatures whose acquiescence he needs are under no compulsion to agree.

So I thought I might as well have one".

Might as well have one foot in the grave" jokes.

Or, "Money is tight so we might as well have one lease instead of two".

This is for a while the type of player England have most obviously appeared to lack, though in Man City's Phil Foden they might well have one lurking in Aidy Boothroyd's Under-21s.

Wade must be, well, having one of her occasional little anger-management moments.

The potential function (V phi _{1})) versus (phi _{1}) for different values of (beta ) is shown graphically, Fig. 3, and it is clear that the potential well has one hump and a pit.

As shown in Figs. 10 and 11, the potential well has one hump and two pits that correspond to saddle and two centers equilibrium state in the phase plane of GKP equation.

In this case, the potential well has one hump and a pit that correspond to a saddle point at (0, 0) and a center point at (( {h mathord{left/ {vphantom {h { alpha p^{2} )}}} right.

Your grandfathers may well have had one job their entire lives.