Sentence examples for well starting a from inspiring English sources

When a misfolded prion comes into contact with a healthy prion, it can cause the healthy proteins to misfold as well, starting a deadly chain reaction.

Last week, lightning struck a derrick on top of one of the ships that is collecting oil siphoned from the leaking well, starting a small fire.

It's all very well starting a TV show with a high concept; in fact, it has been almost de rigueur in recent years.

In Spokane, Mr. Preu embraced a more casual format as well, starting a series at a downtown nightclub in which the orchestra dressed in jeans and polo shirts and played shorter upbeat pieces against a backdrop of rock-concert lighting and a video screen (yes, the bar was open).

Well, starting a company is really hard.

The Rebel Media Canada's reigning dog-whistle champions got in on the fun as well, starting a petition against the motion and publishing two videos, both rife with fear-mongering, on how it will quell freedom of speech and mentions Sharia several times.

This may well start a new trend in tick lists.

Thus you might as well start a new one," Mr. Nakajima said.

These are honourable aims: an attack on Iran's nuclear sites might not succeed and could well start a war.

Now that beer is back, we might just as well start a movement to do away with it again.

For a circuit that has lacked excitement the last several years, it might very well start a new tradition.