Sentence examples for well needed to from inspiring English sources

A separate rig would be available to come from nearby waters in case a relief well needed to be drilled to intercept and seal a leaking well.

In communities from Wyoming to Texas, thousands of trucks now rumble down rural roads, carrying the huge amounts of water — 2 million to 4 million gallons per well — needed to free oil and natural gas from shales by blasting them with high-pressure fluids.

(2) Any drilling conducted for the purpose of searching for commercial quantities of oil, gas, and sulphur, including the drilling of any additional well needed to delineate any reservoir to enable the lessee to decide whether to proceed with development and production.

"The sale of Ritchie may well needed to have happened, but it needs to have been communicated with him and explained why and discussed what the best way forward is after that.

Rescue plans may well need to be intensified.

It may very well need to, and soon.

It may well need to spend it all.

I think the top three as well need to get on and work well together".

This year, a modest team that functions well needs to know its strengths and perform to them.

Pines are likely to come through fine while azaleas may well need to be replaced.

You may well need to find a better-paying home for your money.