Sentence examples for well reappeared from inspiring English sources
(who disappeared after being taken to the police station for questioning prior to her son's trial, and, well, reappeared months later in a psychiatric hospital with a different name… That's the story that emerges in the trailer; Yeo, too, is uncertain whether the movie is a documentary or a restaging, or a blend, but perhaps the question is irrelevant.
But be warned: slugs and snails can travel further than you think and may well reappear.
But will that help Mr Aznar make ETA and its political wing, which may well reappear in due course in another guise, less menacing?
I would envisage that those factors may very well reappear in the new rules, albeit the threshold for triggering an inquiry will be much lower now".
As house prices continue to climb, the number of people trapped with "negative equity" will fall, banks will become more willing to lend, and the all-too-familiar upward spiral may well reappear in other parts of the country than Williamsburg and Cobble Hill.
With high fish stocking levels, larvae are eliminated in the first four days in wells but reappear at lower levels from day 24 onwards.
However, a well-defined eye reappeared in the system and Kevin re-intensified to a low-end Category 3 hurricane with maximum winds of and a minimum pressure of 960 hPa on October 7.
Meanwhile, a brief rain shower turned the plaza's tiles a deep red that remained well after the sun reappeared.
In the shallower soil it grows upright and half the size, but still with the pretty white butterfly flowers that keep reappearing well into autumn.
Two of America's missing children reappeared safe and well, having been rescued by police some 24 hours earlier.
O. J. Simpson, the malevolent central player in an iconic moment in the nation's recent black-white (as well as male-female) relations, reappeared on the scene, charged with attempted burglary, kidnapping and felonious assault in Las Vegas, in what he claimed was merely an attempt to recover stolen memorabilia.
