Sentence examples for well turn on from inspiring English sources

The fate of the Union could well turn on what these 300 men would do against Archer's 1,000 to 2,000 Confederates in the next few minutes.

In an election that could well turn on questions of war and peace, danger and safety, all politics sometimes seem to be security these days.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 - In an election that could well turn on questions of war and peace, danger and safety, all politics sometimes seem to be security these days.

As to being singularly fascinated, well, turn on your TV.

As for others, well, turn on the news: shady bankers, savage interrogators and deadbeats are everywhere.

The future of same-sex marriage may well turn on which version of the question reaches the Supreme Court first.

So here's to the startups that are trying, bellyflop or not, to get you, well, turned-on by their products.

I can pretty well turn it on and off.

In the waterflooding experiments, the horizontal production well is turned on after the complete extraction of oil from the vertical production well.

Thermal conductivity can be determined in the laboratory or in situ, as in a borehole or deep well, by turning on a heating element and measuring the rise in temperature with time.

Utility officials have said they suspect MTBE levels will spike once the well is turned on again, but have acknowledged there is no way to know for sure.