Sentence examples for would be well enough from inspiring English sources

The time off would be well enough paid for both parents to afford to take it.

I thought (wrongly, it seems) that O. Cromwell's nickname would be well enough known.

In Qunu, residents hoped he would be well enough to celebrate his 95th birthday on July 18 — preferably at home.

Hospital officials said they expected the girl would be well enough to be released by the end of the week.

Before the game, Manager Don Mattingly said he was somewhat skeptical that Ramirez would be well enough to play.

The family was hoping that Fernando would be well enough to come home from hospital on Monday.

Ted Kennedy arrives, thereby answering the question of whether he'd be well enough to attend.

"If I'd done the video, I don't even know if I'd be well enough to be on this tour," she says.

He'd been well enough to walk and she'd left him sitting on a chair while she went to fetch him a drink.

(Daughter of 95-year-old, male, MMHU patient) We did see the activity room, and I think, possibly, if he'd been well enough to just sit in there whilst things were going on, he would have enjoyed that.

Six carers highlighted that patients were too ill to have engaged with activities, or would not have wanted to be involved in these: We did see the activity room, and I think, possibly, if he'd been well enough to just sit in there whilst things were going on, he would have enjoyed that.