Sentence examples for well to call from inspiring English sources

Finally, it might be well to call ahead.

If you can't close two hands around the trunk of a woody plant, you would do well to call an arborist.

Retirees and their families would do well to call upon financial advisers and lawyers, and perhaps law enforcement authorities, for guidance.

"It's all very well to call for a stayaway, but are people prepared to stay away for months on end?" Mr. Coltart asked of the work stoppages.

Mr. Reich would do well to call publicly for rapid expansion of vouchers and of charter schools, which would tailor their curriculums to the "kaleidoscope" of new jobs better than any government decree.

We might do well to call these decadent versions "LeBron Announcements" or "Conan-Leno Matches": rituals of symbolic participation in games-within-games that are way above our heads and occur within heavily guarded inner circles that we can peek into but never truly penetrate.

People in the political media just don't take well to calling people liars, probably because if they did, they'd spend so much time doing that that people might get cynical or something!

Even in the face of mounting budgetary concerns, neither the military nor the Peace Corps is likely to react well to calls for a more active, less gun-shy Peace Corps.

I didn't know him well, but well enough to call him Al.

Not badly, but hardly well enough to call the House elections a wave.

Rayas knew the controversial Solís well enough to call him by his nickname.