Sentence examples for well points from inspiring English sources

Well, points for honesty.

This can be accomplished by pumping from deep wells ahead and from well points within the tunnel.

On the basis of two well points in the area, it predicted that there were nearly 40 times the previous projections of all of Britain's shale resources.

But it's also the responsibility of NGOs to get those stories across well, points out Mayur Paul of Bond, the membership body for UK development organisations.

As an antidote to the cynicism and despondency that the poverty of David Hepworth's aesthetic aspirations might all too easily foster, Petridis's notion of the bad review that bodes well points the way to a positive application of such journalistic ennui.

That the utter sanity of Woodson and Sailor (who were abetted by the genial but non-committal Ed Gillespie, former chair of the RNC) was followed by the two speakers least likely to be taken seriously by an average American... well, points for trying.

Mr. Bush might very well point out that he has the right to make a living.

But the Longhorns' success will be determined by how well point guard Daniel Gibson runs the show.

"But the masonry is very well pointed and the mortar isn't cracked or dislodged.

Should the discrepancy be confirmed, it may well point toward a new quantum physics.

To observe the effects of electro-acupuncture (EA) at related Jing-well Points (HT 9, PC 9, KI 1 and LU 11) in rats with vascular dementia (VD) and discuss the relative mechanism.