Sentence examples for well take out from inspiring English sources

But a decent drive by Woods could well take out a bay window.

Clinton may as well take out a piece of paper with the words "35 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE" and tear it into a million tiny pieces.

With that in mind, here's a checklist of items to consider well before you take out the Champagne on New Year's Eve.

War will continue to be used against insurgencies as well as to "take out" the weapons facilities, command centres, and cities of designated rogue states.

HANKS -- So that you almost have to look at it and say, well, if you take out all the iconographic images of the bootleggers and the cars and the machine guns, can the genre really stand on its own anymore?

Two older gentlemen had just finished their workouts and were almost dressed when one kvetched -- as many of them do when it comes to face the outside world again -- "Well, time to take out a few teeth".

"And I think it may well take Bradley out of the race".

They might as well take me out and execute me.

You know, well, take it out.

Then open your crust (works well with thick varieties), take out extra dough and put in your cheese and toppings.

Note (c) is for people who can't re-wrap well and this could take out the chance of anyone taking notice of any marks.