Sentence examples for well one needs from inspiring English sources

"To start an interview well, one needs to be excited.

To cook food well, one needs to know how to use time appropriately.

In order to remember events well, one needs to encode them effectively.

To determine all types of casing's sizes applied in a well, one needs to start from the smallest casing string to be run in a hole.

Most of the participants mentioned that, to learn Chinese very well, one needs to be highly self-motivated, stay focused, and make special efforts especially when studying in a non-Chinese environment.

To do it well one needs a genuinely great record playing; the club needs to actually look busy; the dancing should look feasible and not consist entirely of boneheaded fist pumping or disco ducking.

Conversely, some celebrity casting has worked very well; one need think only of Linda Ronstadt in "The Pirates of Penzance" or Reba McEntire in "Annie Get Your Gun".

Well, one need only check the former couple's text message receipts, which are apparently filled with photos of dolls.

Well, one simply needs to look at another TV Land show.

Well, no one needs to talk up the virtues of scoring.

And, well, no one needs to know what a carrot looks like before they buy it — they'll take it on trust that the grocery delivery service will send a fresh one.