Sentence examples for well reflecting on from inspiring English sources

"Tom Kessell played fantastically well when Gavin Cattle was injured and took his chance, Junior Fatialofa has been in and out with injury so Rheon James has come in and done well". Reflecting on the year as a whole, Davies said the Pirates had taken a major step forward this season after a difficult 2012-13 campaign.

Now that Mr. Cheney is contemplating how history will judge him, he might do well reflecting on the fact that very few people can recall entire speeches, entire interviews.

If so, readers might well reflect on the season's meaning.

It's clear that Muslims are not happy with us and their feelings may well reflect on Lok Sabha results".

In Strasbourg, Mr Obama might well reflect on the phrase with which his favourite president, Abraham Lincoln, launched his presidential bid: "A house divided against itself cannot stand".

He made a difference when all seemed lost in the King George, however, on a tired horse on desperate ground, and may well reflect on the success as the most satisfying of his riding career.

At the end of a fiery and fully committed contest, a draw was probably a fair result, yet ultimately both teams may well reflect on what might have been.

You should make sure to listen and communicate well, reflect on the situation and the people involved, think carefully before acting, and look for lessons when mistakes do happen.

Both trends are well reflected on the list.

The U.K.'s sporting success is well reflected on a list that spells out diversity.

At the same time, far more sensitive and intrusive medical information is not necessarily as well reflected on Facebook.