Sentence examples for would have well from inspiring English sources

If Lawrie had suspected anything I'm sure Lawrie would have well and truly booted him out.

Such a coalition would have well over 40% of the popular vote.

Thus two novelists in the same family would have, well, problems one could hardly imagine.

If God had wanted man to fly, he would have — well, you know.

Such a confrontational incident would have well served the dramatic purposes of which he is ever in hot pursuit.

If I had a nickel for every time I had more (or less) cash in my wallet than expected, I would have — well, very few nickels.

One refers to the authority of FASS as a basis of information: S2: I would have, well, I'd have gone to FASS and that's why you have to understand these different concepts so that I'd be able to explain.

My grief would have welled to the surface and exploded out.

It would have well-defined properties.

"Ten years earlier that kind of well-made epic would have done well," shrugs Bernard.

"We would rather have well-maintained and nicer-quality older stuff," she said.