Sentence examples for well to open from inspiring English sources
We would do well to open the door to them lest they return to haunt our dreams.
It worked well to open up politics for 30 years after it was enacted — after the Watergate scandal spot-lit the corruptive power of special-interest money.
A five-year programme, launched recently with the backing of a $145m loan from the World Bank, aims to publicise statistics such as drop-out rates, besides introducing an accreditation scheme for universities.Few deny that the Pinochet government did well to open higher education to private capital.
Indian epic Baahubali, the country's most expensive film of all time, did well to open just outside the top 10 with $3m . 1 Minions: $115.2Minions 2. Jurassic World: $115.2m $590.6m 3. INewde Out: $17.1m, $2.3.6m 4. Terminator Genisys: $13.7m, $68.7m 5.
It particularly lends itself well to open source projects.
Weir kicked well to open up the 18-point winning margin.
He surrendered a double to Wells to open the game and put the leadoff man on in each of the first three innings.
A well control process that shuts in (i.e. closes) wells producing large volumes of gas and allows shut in wells to open as reservoir pressure increases is the most successful strategy for cooptimization.
It makes tiny ceramic pellets that are pumped into the rock surrounding wells to open cracks for oil and gas to flow.
The next Polunin Parlour may well have to open abroad.
Google, however, could be well placed to open up an IoT ecosystem featuring compatibility with other offerings.
