Sentence examples for well ideal from inspiring English sources
But even if the conditions here are pretty well ideal - lots of rehearsal, plenty of time off, the frankly astonishing financial largesse of the Lucerne Festival management in putting this orchestra together (it costs them £1m a year) - none of that can guarantee the quality of the music-making.
They are nicely maintained as well, ideal for marinating in your pretty mouth.
Short, narrative-focused titles have gone down well, ideal fare to see out a day: I finished The Bunker, Virginia, and Dear Esther's consoles-tuned "Landmark Edition" in single sittings, each a compact experience that warrants investigation for very different reasons.
Short, narrative-focused titles have gone down well, ideal fare to see out a day: I finished The Bunker, Virginia and Dear Esther's consoles-tuned "Landmark Edition" in single sittings, each a compact experience that warrants investigation for very different reasons.
Having someone fact-check the figures and statistics might be a good ideal as well.
While the MTL and L 21 norm regularized MTL performs well with ideal data, the data may not always be represented ideally using a single structure.
TOL elution concentrations were modeled (predicted) reasonable well using ideal and equilibrium assumptions, but the TCE elution concentrations could not be predicted using the ideal model.
"Well, the ideal is to stay married," she told Glamour.
Weather forecasts suggest that the early-late draw afforded to Woods on Thursday and Friday may well be ideal, in contrast to McIlroy's reverse hand.
This year's Proms sees them back together for The Makropulos Affair – in a semi-staging by Kenneth Richardson, this time – and once again they prove to be well nigh ideal interpreters of the composer's work.
"I spoke to a number of coaches who work with younger players to develop technique, just to understand different grips, different positions to stand on the court as well, the ideal spot to make contact with the serve," Murray said.
