Sentence examples for well there used from inspiring English sources

"Well, there used to be a tyre swing".

Craig guessed "like, really bad" & Maria Miller thought "loathing the republic of Bulgaria" but Govey said well there used to be this trot rag, ask in the library, Vaizey was like, God if only you had asked last week, I guess you could try behind the counter in Marie Curie Cancer Care?

Well, there used to be a belief that women who were good looking couldn't be funny.

"Well, there used to be this fleet of canal boats which would take Central Florida tourists on a leisurely cruise through the botanical gardens," Jones mused.

My host, who moved to the Channel Islands from Britain many years ago, said: well, yes, but there used to be an attitude here of, well it will never happen, this is Jersey.

If the iPhone is selling really well there, why not use it as bait to reel them into buying Mac computers, too?

Teams from the Indian sub-continent rarely do well there, because they are used to slow wickets that suit spin bowlers.

Well, there are problems using the same song to tweak the moves as you move up a level.

Santa's Little Helper does not do well there as Bart is unwilling to use a choke chain suggested by the instructor.

Oh, well, there's no use being pessimistic about it".

Or got lost on Romney Marsh?" "Oh well, there's no use thinking things up," the King said rather hastily.