Sentence examples for well put in from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Neals are paying about $20,000 to have a well put in, and they already have a roughly $12,000 septic system.

Todd Bowles may as well put in Bryce Petty to see if he has the potential to be a competent starter in the league.

As you can tell by this other picture of me, I (used to) eat too much, so I might as well put in a link to the Godiva Chocolates and Chocolatier Magazine page so other folks can indulge and I won't be alone in my gluttony.

The same dynamic is present throughout most of the largely rural country, where the lack of basic water and sanitation infrastructure contributes to an estimated 75% of the country's disease burden, according to the Ministry of Health.Getting water to poor communities may sound straightforward: dig a well, put in a pump and hand out water filters.

"England batted well, put in a huge score to chase and it was not easy batting second to get 230," he said.

"We talking figures of up to £4m which Helical Bar could well put in to the stadium project, if they get planning for a supermarket on the Treyew Road site.

The singer/ guitarist handled the vocals pretty well, putting in plenty of power and emotion into his singing.

He started well, putting in a couple of crosses to Ivor Broadis, who was also making his debut.

"Everyone I know who has had wells put in around here has used dowsers".

The government need to think that change as well and put in a plan urgently for jobs and growth.

"The boys have played well and people have put in some really good performances.