Sentence examples for well spare from inspiring English sources

A great trade can well spare a little pomp.

Well, spare a thought for Massimo Ciabattini and Miao Guo.

Well, spare a thought for those unfortunate international celebrities who can't even sell their mansions in the current economic climate.

Well spare a thought for those who live near Charlie - the dog with a bark that's louder than than a pneumatic drill or a jet taking off.

We don't just invest ourselves full-time in the job if we did, we might as well spare ourselves the commute and live in the office but instead make the effort to set up a place of our own, a safe spot where we can relax, raise a family, or pursue activities that aren't directly related to simply feeding ourselves.

Well spare a thought for the NSW police officer whose mate just so happened to have a fetish for police uniforms.

For normal tissues, the brainstem, optic nerves, and temporal lobes were well spared in patients with locally advanced disease (Table 4 ).

That's all good and well, but spare me the lecture, Bill.

Milton was living in Aldersgate, working as a schoolmaster, and the sonnet reads like a gently humorous lesson in classical history, as Milton suggests that any army officer would do well to spare the house of a poet, citing the precedents of Alexander the Great, who spared Pindar's house, and the Spartan army, that spared Athens because Euripides lived there.

Well, it spared his child the hell of a disastrous state education.

These unfortunate authors got little, if any, cooperation from Jobs himself and produced such bland, fuddy-duddy books they might as well have spared themselves the trouble.