Sentence examples for well lined up from inspiring English sources

Although the preservation organizations are pretty well lined up behind a raft of new designations, they are countered by a group of real estate, business and construction organizations called Midtown 21C: Coalition for a Globally Competitive New York, which has issued a report critical of them.

"The [iPhone] XR in particular is well lined up against the competition.

Though we have a family trust and our financial matters are fairly well lined up, we didn't have a Facebook or Twitter account at the time we set up our trust.

But if Moore or McCoy aren't serviceable at blocking, Bevell might as well line up on first downs with No. 3 receiver Doug Baldwin in the slot.

If the Grammy narrative is to be believed, the last time there was musical innovation worthy of celebration was the mid-1980s, which may well line up with the prime creative period of many Grammy voters.

That technology will soon be applied to its advertisements as well, lining up branded content against other kinds of Pins that are called up with its visual search tools and not just keywords.

He proved a threat on defense as well, lining up as a defensive end.

You'll experience such an intense rush of pleasure, you may well line up again the next day.

Mr. Bloomberg closed with a charge — "Let's get to work" — and stepped offstage to a standing ovation as well-wishers lined up by his chair.

The group identified tree wells that lined up with parking spaces, adding plants that could handle being stepped on when passengers exited cars.

Countries as well as companies lined up to pay the licensing fee.