Sentence examples for whatever well from inspiring English sources

Whatever — well, that changes everything.

You know those adjectives sports people always trot out when things going against them – gutted, frustrated, sick as a parrot, whatever – well, that only scratches the surface of how Ali has been feeling.

"If we're going to grant you immortality for Winnie the Pooh, the fact that you wrote 29 plays or whatever, well, we can't take that into consideration," Mr. Bank said.

So if we're banning the drinks because they're "unsafe" or whatever, well, should we be picketing Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts next?

"Weve proven our software runs on everything; as satellite gets an alternative form of back channel, whether thats fully satellite or wireless microwave or whatever, well be able to accommodate them".

And in this case, we've merely learned that whatever well- (and honestly-) informed people thought they knew about Murdoch and company is true but far worse in degree than we imagined.

That, and of course, hope, packaged elegantly into whatever well-designed bottle might catch their eye.

"Free trade" is whatever well-heeled Washingtonians are talking about when they say that Things Are Good And Must Not Be Changed.

Get whatever well-drilling permits you need.

Windows 9 (or 8.5, or whatever) may well turn things around.

And for a kid, 6 years old, the difference between green, black, red, whatever -- well, I can understand that!