Sentence examples for well partially from inspiring English sources
A few hundred yards away, within sight, well, partially, is another venerable Sydney institution — a pool for women and children.
The producing well partially penetrates the formation thickness and intersects with blocks that have a low fracture intensity value.
That's why (well, partially why) I'm not upset at Sir Paul McCartney, who is having a bit of a hissy fit vis-à-vis Google Street View.
On this view, features of an agent's physical, social, and cultural environment can do more than distribute cognitive processing: they may well partially constitute that agent's cognitive system.
However, there may be pathways in the cap-rock (e.g., transmissive faults, abandoned wells, active wells that partially penetrate the seal, and local seal weaknesses and fractures) that permit leakage of the injected fluids.
Of course Billy Elliot has been so well received partially due to the paucity of the competition.
The national post, long the daily face of the state, will no longer be run by the government and may well be partially owned by another company or have publicly traded shares (as is already the case in the Netherlands and Germany).
In higher placental mammals, the lining of the uterine wall and, in varying degrees, the underlying tissues as well are partially destroyed, resulting in a closer relationship between the blood supplies of the mother and the embryo.
