Sentence examples for well mean something from inspiring English sources
But the leap by Mr Graham, who voted against two earlier cap-and-trade bills, may well mean something.
"Save as Web Applcation" could well mean something entirely different in Apple Speak.
Words that, well, mean something to them.
Both MySpace and Photobucket representatives declined to comment which could very well mean that something is going on between the two companies.
So what?" "Well, all the marks mean something so you can read them".
"It means something on our bottom line at the end of the year, and it needs to do well for it to mean something positive".
If you were looking for a sign that all those warnings at the gas pump mean something, well, here's your sign.
Our countries up here are cooperating incredibly well, and the U.N. must mean something.
"Accidenti!" he declared (which seemed to mean something like "Well, I'll be God-damned!" but what did I know?).
If she doesn't speak at all or looks like she's not interested in the topic, that might mean something as well.
Making a joke about rape where no one laughs or using the word "retarded" when you mean something is "wrong", well, no one is going to miss that sort of humour from me.
