Sentence examples for well much to from inspiring English sources

Whether such self-sabotage was a kind of insurance policy against failure, or a high-minded embrace of the more festive side of the so-called Olympic spirit — I'd argue it was both — he did not ski or place well, much to the disappointment of his backers and sponsors, and to the detriment of his reputation.

But it's not like the concept isn't catching on and 'inspiring' opportunistic entrepreneurs in the United States as well – much to the contrary, there's been a surge of new daily deals websites in those parts too over the past couple of weeks alone.

Bart then buys himself an earring as well, much to Homer's outrage.

MONTCLAIR, N.J. — It's by now well established that science and art have a lot in common, as well as much to teach each other.

"Why not?" "Well, not much to tell, really.

The businesses involved may well have much to offer but they also have far more to gain.

If the merger goes through, it may find searching for a music director as well too much to cope with and simply extend Mr. Maazel's contract.

Andreas Weimann then broke clear for Villa but with Benteke to his left he chose to go for goal only to screw his shot well wide, much to the dismay of the home crowd.

Then, too, traditional publishers were doing quite well without much to challenge their financial status.

Amid all the turmoil here, it's worth noting that so far the ECB's attempt to stop a self-fulfilling panic is going pretty well: Much too soon to declare victory, of course.

Most of them do not earn enough money to eat well, much less live comfortably.