Sentence examples for well saw from inspiring English sources

Those who knew him well saw another side to him, however — a vulnerability that left him unable to manage the feelings that war stirred up.

Most whites (and some Negroes as well) saw him as a perpetual threat-profligate, arrogant, amoral, a dark menace, and a danger to the natural order of things.

Those who knew him well saw another side to him, however a vulnerability that left him unable to manage the feelings that war stirred up.

In 2015, know your consumer: If we think back to the origins of retailing, the local shopkeeper knew every customer well, saw what they bought and also knew their broader interests.

A woman carrying two buckets of water from the well saw what must have been the scariest thing in her life: a man in a bright-red fur suit — the color was to make Yakov easier to spot for the rescue team — with a glass cylinder on his head falling from the sky.

Analysts as well saw the delay as more of a temporary setback, and not of the same magnitude as the problems that its rival, Airbus, has experienced in producing its superjumbo A380, which has also fallen behind schedule, but by two years.

You will need a workbench or table at least four feet square, as well as saw horses and a bench for your miter saw.

Usually in a well tuned saw, it will take no more than 4 or 5 pulls to get the saw running.

Any type of sharp, well maintained saw will cut mother of pearl, but you should periodically dip the mother of pearl in water to prevent burn marks.[1].

It's black tie for me.' " Though a quick Internet search reveals that the tale is a well-worn saw for Mr. Jackman, at the table, the ladies stifled swoons.

The Adventure of English by Melvyn Bragg Sceptre £8.99, pp 354 'A language is a dialect with an army and navy.' This well-worn saw of sociolinguistics underlies Melvyn Bragg's The Adventure of English, which he originally intended to entitle The Triumph of English, before being told this was too, well, triumphant.