Sentence examples for well millions from inspiring English sources

Well, millions of high-schoolers all over the world are confused as to who they really are.

Well, millions from the tobacco settlement are headed toward Trenton each year, Stephen Salmore, a Republican campaign consultant, noted.

To frack a well, millions of gallons of water, chemicals and tiny particles of sand, quartz or ceramics are pumped into buried shale rock formations.

But a new study suggests that some of the earliest mammals were already doing well millions of years before dinos kicked the bucket.

Throughout Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and now South America as well, millions of acres of tropical rainforests are slashed and burned every year to make way for massive palm oil plantations.

Another silver dress with a space-age gleam caught well 21st-century glamour.

Well? 40th over: West Indies 177-4 (Chanderpaul 8, Bravo 20) Giles's spell was short.

It was a tough debut, but he took it well: "1st live co-comm last night.

The days when acclaimed plays could settle in for substantial runs of several months if not years now seem so, well, 20th century.

As was the case last year, they defend the pass very well (5th in the league) but struggle against the run (24th).

Let's hope that, in the June 5 primary (and in November as well), 50th Assembly district voters will be more discerning about the choices before them.