Sentence examples for will have well from inspiring English sources

They will have well and truly banned something.

It's a solid, if modest number, and by then, most of the early adopters will have, well, adopted.

At this pace, South Carolina will have well over 400 passing yards by the time this game is finished.

The service will have well over a million tracks at launch, with 24-7 understood to have signed up EMI.

The expectation is that because he is such a formidable fund-raiser, he will have well over $10 million to pour into the May 21 primary.

But by then North Korea will have well over a dozen nuclear weapons, the risks of a terrorist nuclear explosion at Grand Central Terminal will be increased, and our influence in Asia will be in tatters.

All three of my children will have well-paying summer jobs.

Other programs will have well-known footwear designers, pratfalls involving shoes, and fashion and Hollywood bloggers talking to celebrities about red carpet footwear.

But surely any citizen who reads about judges attending fancy meetings under questionable sponsorship will have well-founded doubts about their objectivity.

They will have well-taken Ross Wallace and Kieran Lee goals to claw back at the Amex Stadium, and must do so without the suspended midfielder Dale Stephens.

Combine that real-world experience with relevant courses in the liberal arts as well as science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and society will have well-rounded workers capable of meeting future challenges.