Sentence examples for well it will start from inspiring English sources

But if even one in 1,000 of the 3,465,527 followers of @jtimberlake is willing to donate $10 to reactivate the account on which he recently posted "Happy Halloween everybody!" — well, it will start to add up.

Ferguson: Well, it will start with a battle probably over currency, but I think most congressmen don't actually have a refined sense of what that's about.

However sound the economic reasoning behind nuclear energy, their sudden interest in getting it is also prompted by fear and envy.The fear, which countries such as Egypt share with Western allies, is that if Iran (which has been deemed in "non-compliance" with nuclear safeguards required under the NPT) develops nuclear weapons as well as power, it will start to throw its weight around.

As the C.E.O., I'm now thinking about whether I should feature a product because it will sell well or because it will start the most conversations.

And I suspect as the party gets itself together, it will start to think, 'Well, maybe as we consider that, we better have some women in the room.'".

"My ambition is to win the tournament but I have to be realistic about how well I will start the event," Murray said.

So when it went wrong, I thought, well, I'll start again really quickly.

Jones told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "All being well I'll start the season and then it's up to me to impress and keep hold of the shirt.

Novogratz: Well, I'll start with bed nets, since you raise it.

Well, I'll start wearing them when Negroes start producing them".

Alexis: Well, I'll start but obviously you jump in, Amy.