Sentence examples for well relax from inspiring English sources
The phrase "well relax" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended as an informal suggestion to someone to calm down or take it easy, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "After a long week at work, I think it's time to just well relax and enjoy the weekend."
He don't want to see me any night, so he might as well relax and calm down".
It made me realize that pilots really do know what they're doing, so I may as well relax.
In other words, if you think you have only a minute to get that train — well, relax.
Well relax: after all that, Sky Arts are showing a 2010 concert by Willie Nelson to round off the night.
Molton Brown's Relaxing Air candle ($38 at www.sephora.com) uses tangerine and cedarwood to, well, relax the air, whatever that might mean.
Quite what is it in Gruff's diet that makes him so, well, relaxed?
The Americans found him well, relaxed, good-humoured and – as McGovern put it afterwards – at peace with himself and his decision to speak out.
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Barbara said she was pretty well relaxed after the tub and wasn't sure the masseuse would be able to find any knots left to unravel -- but there were some, and they were professionally dispatched.
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