Sentence examples for well just off from inspiring English sources

"I hit it well, just off the mark, and that's something that's on me".

As if to confirm his worry, a man wades up to a well just off of Thelervilts' home and dips his bucket into the brown water.

These include the difficulty of working out which party has the greater claim to seats after the coming boundary changes and the likelihood that Tory voters would be more likely to heed the pact and vote Lib Dem than their new Lib Dem allies, who might well just go off and vote Labour.

- You Still Stay at Home with Your Momma - I'm not even going to play with this list, so we might as well just start off with fire.

A spill doesn't end when the well is just off, or the last mitigation payment is made by the oil company.

It's bizarre if you think that this is a group of people who have the highest degree that a university can give, then they walk across that stage, they get that diploma, and they may as well just have walked off a cliff on the other side.

Well just to finish off, I think this way.

Siberia is ablaze with the surplus gas from oil wells just burning off into the sky, adding to Russia's pollution problem.Earlier this year the government backtracked on plans to break up Gazprom, worried perhaps about the effect on the firm that keeps Russia warm in winter.

The men in Yates' show didn't come off well, just in the above clip alone you can see Yates struggling with what Roosh is saying.

It's just one of those ideas that everyone seems to be convinced is a good one, but that no one has really pulled off well just yet.

As for the former agency slogan, "A Great Nation Deserves Great Art," he said, "We might as well just apologize right off the bat".