Sentence examples for wells raised from inspiring English sources
Wells raised some question, too, by compiling a 5-6 record after the All-Star Game.
Asked if Wells raised credibility questions, Torre said: "I think it's unfair to do that to someone, I really do.
The executive committee's decision to appoint Wells raised eyebrows among legal experts because his firm is also helping the union comply with federal investigators.
Not many performers can claim to have danced the Queen of the Wilis in Giselle at Sadler's Wells, raised her eyebrows at Benny Hill in television comedy and stalked about as Lady Ottoline Morrell on the West End stage.
In the past, Shake Shack couldn't have hoped for more than one star and, given some quibbles Wells raised about such issues as consistency and the quality of the fries, might have wound up with no stars, signifying "fair," "satisfactory," or "poor".
Remove the environmental regulations, the industry says, and it will drill wells, raising supplies and lowering prices.
It's a point well raised, and I'd like to give it some thought before giving a considered response.
"These two stalwart individuals were well raised by their feminist mothers," she said, making clear that she's a feminist mother par excellence.
The benefit organizers did well, raising $2 million.
Now North also did well, raising to four diamonds.
Still, development professionals may well raise their eyebrows.
