Sentence examples for well seal from inspiring English sources

If European leaders fail to present credible plans to resolve the sovereign-debt crisis at their summit in March, that may well seal Portugal's fate.

If Mr. Moore forgets his pact with the audience and makes a habit of preaching as he did on Oscar night, he might as well seal his own mouth with duct tape.

They welcomed Mr. Obama's stance, yet made it clear that those six words pointed to deeper questions about religious freedom that could very well seal the fate not only of any new and potentially improved partnerships between government and religious groups but also even those partnerships that, in reality, had been operating for decades.

Which story we embrace -- the iMythology or the webMythology -- may well seal our fate, and that of humanity as well.

To respond to this problem and guard against future cholera outbreaks, UNICEF, in partnership with a local water committee, helped to clean the polluted well, seal it and install a hand-pump to prevent water contamination.

The long transition in water quality and Enterococcus concentrations prior to 190 L (15 well volumes) may be due to groundwater contamination in the immediate surroundings of the monitoring well, due to a leak around the well seal into the annular well grout seal (Ross 2010), or due to contamination introduced while lowering the pump inside the well.

That pretty well sealed San Onofre's fate.

A great deal of time was spent ensuring the pack was well sealed.

Repeat with the remaining pastry, making sure each samosa is well sealed.

Yet they were not well sealed, and they let cold drafts inside during the winter months.

"If it's not well sealed, it's like leaving a big door open".