Sentence examples for well ill from inspiring English sources

If all goes well ill [sic] be out in time for Complexcon and ill be lookin forward to seeing you all there for high fives and hugs.

In an era replete with hair-trigger claims of 'fake news', any professional messaging that seeks, even inadvertently, to blur the lines of truth and fiction by encouraging time-strapped journalists to "run" unchecked claims seems, well, ill advised to say the least.

While Prodigy middle-fingered the Illuminati and Keith Murray told y'all "commercial niggas to have a Coke and a smile," Foxy debuted her first feature flossing her ill na na as, well, ill.

But to make the lights of Baltimore dependent on Vlad the Impaler of Chechens seems, well, ill-advised. .

For example, a one-hour assessment was significantly correlated (p <.05) with the full-length assessment for activities (r =.68) and well-ill being (r =.50) [ 15].

In analyses of data collected from residential and nursing home facilities (N = 177), results indicated that activity and well-ill being scores were significantly correlated (rs = |.16 to.63|, Mdn =.53), indicating internal consistency of the measure [ 15].

One- to four-week test-retest reliability for 54 patients indicated good reliability for well-ill being scores (r =.55) and moderate reliability for activities (r =.40) and social withdrawal (r =.43) [ 15].

Concurrent validity was indicated by a significant (p <.001) correlation of well-ill being scores with a pencil and paper, generic measure of QOL [ 30] for a subset of 19 patients (r =.73), but activities did not correlate significantly with the QOL measure (r =.29).

Neither he nor we can tell if they mean him well or ill.

"A shift to a nation based on extraconstitutional authority is prohibited, as well as ill advised".

Did this German superiority bode well or ill for the new century?