Sentence examples for well to overcome from inspiring English sources

The French colt, Hermival, fared best in third that day, doing well to overcome his inexperience.

"But it took pressure from their friends, and political pressure as well, to overcome a reluctance about what they were really doing".

He has a new project, a company that will enable leading Italian manufacturers — a provincial breed he knows well — to overcome their shyness about producing in China.

In reality, France did not need to play particularly well to overcome a second South American team in the knockout stages.

The junk shot would be followed by a "top kill," the pumping of heavy drilling mud into the well to overcome the pressure of the rising oil.

Beaten less than a length in a handicap at Royal Ascot last year, when he did well to overcome a terrible draw, Windshear has been very consistent but has always looked a bit below this class.

Bears O vs. Seahawks D The Bears played well with limited resources, but not well enough to overcome those limited resources.

"If you peak too soon, at least you're playing pretty well, and if you make a mistake, you might still be playing well enough to overcome it.

First she may well have to overcome the one-man wrecking ball on the Republican side.

The three families in this article were unusually, perhaps stunningly, well equipped to overcome those hurdles.

They worked better, but not well enough to overcome the Great Depression.