Sentence examples for well would have from inspiring English sources

"We thought this would ruin the show, and it damn well would have".

This was a misreading of Lazar, as anybody who knows him well would have guessed.

With the relief well strategy, the blown-out well would have to be reopened when the mud pumping began.

Dr Stare, who understood human nature well, would have recommended a more mixed diet, and one that people were likely to eat.

Some opponents of unemployment benefits — mostly Republicans but a few Democrats as well — would have you believe those figures are evidence of laziness, enabled by generous benefits.

"Operations done well would have made your image fantastic, but I could never convince you of that," Mr. Eisner wrote to Mr. Ovitz.

The guilt and pressures of doing both (jobs) well would've driven me crazy.

But Wells would have to wait to learn whether that house was giving her asthma problems.

Wells would have to get progressively deeper, too, the 1981 Science paper predicted.

The low-level, background methane from more distant water wells would have come from methane-generating bacteria living in shallow rock.

Possibly, if the sample volume had been 1 L, more patient wells would have been Aeromonas positive.