Sentence examples for well word from inspiring English sources
Well, word has been put out in Tehran that actually a British journalist working for the BBC organized hooligans to murder her, presumably in order to frame the innocent Iranian security services.
Well, word came in today (as here from Jeff Sneider at The Wrap), two days before the opening, that the movie has been acquired by a different distributor, yet to be identified, which is holding it for a summer release.
Some of his old acquaintances have already had a look, thanks to one copy he gave to a friend, who lent it out once, then again, then -- well, word got around.
You can't underestimate Mr. McLean, the alto saxophonist; in the 1950's and 60's he was known as one of the most passionate of the players who arrived after the first cannon fire of bebop, and when he's playing well, word gets around.
The interpretability of the methodologies depends on how well word semantics is represented by fuzzy sets, which in practice are designed based on human-user's intuition.
Well, Word has a number of templating features that were once relegated to the "new file" interface in Word 2004.
Well, words are fascinating little creatures.
His answers are thoughtful, well worded, but unrevealing.
Still, as Dr. King knew well, words inspire movements, and movements fuel the deepest and most lasting change.
As every writer, journalist or poet knows only too well, words are not to be taken lightly.
