Sentence examples for well opening from inspiring English sources

Well, opening day wasn't a total disaster.

Sokolovsky's documentary was exhibited in New York as well, opening in early 1914 as "Life in the Holy Land".

Allais made a business career out of skiing as well, opening a resort in Chile and helping to develop others in France, including Courchevel.

So I was particularly interested when Netflix, that most secretive of broadcasters, put out some data this week revealing – well, opening the door a tiny bit then slamming it shut again – how its customers watch its TV shows.

Last September, Barbier ruled BP employees had acted "recklessly" in failing to conduct proper tests of its well, opening BP up to the highest possible penalties for the spill.

In other ways, too, Charles seems to have timed things well, opening just when Detroit residents with an agricultural bent were beginning to take advantage of the 40 square miles of unoccupied open land here, an area almost the size of San Francisco.

They might as well open their own House of Deréon.

The tax benefits may well open another area of debate.

"They might as well open it up and have women competing with men".

(If North passes, South might well open two clubs, when slam should also be bid).

If the government refuses, Judge Jelderks may well open the case for trial.