Предложения со словом «well»

Мы нашли 80 предложений со словом «well». Количество символов. Рифмы.

• He looked into his father's eyes as though looking into well-shafts.
• They were dressed too well, too properly.
• В комнату постучалась Джесси и известила меня, что она very sorry, that I am not well[43 - сожалеет, что я нездоров (англ.).].
• They were well manned, and the savages were well armed with spears and bows.
• It took both of them with all their strength to lift him in as well.
• Not only stopped talking butstopped walking as well.
• Two more snuffers lay slumped in the passageway, dead or well on their way.
• But she knew very well that it was only that he was in such haste, or she might not have fared so well.
• But Joh Fredersen knew the house well.
• Well, we are well down Channel now.
• He was fond indeed of making fun of his own face, though, I believe, he was well satisfied with it.
• This she knew well, and therefore prepared herself for conversation with him as nervously as she would have done for confession to a priest.
• Are you sure that you are well?" Then she would shake her head dubiously, and though the crafty youngster would be in perfect health, he would hold his tongue on the subject.
• Oh, I knew quite well that all the thousands could not hide her from me.
• Well I know Kalda, and shipping black tea from there to here makes about as much sense as wearing your boots on your head and your hat on your hands.
• After committing the murder while his accomplice lay in bed, he throws the blame on the invalid, who might well have resented it and in self-preservation might well have confessed the truth.
• She thought a little, asked what he looked like, and learned that he was very well dressed, young, and so polite." We may note, parenthetically, that Pyotr Ilyitch was a rather good-looking young man, and well aware of the fact.
• A perfectly fitting and well shutting door.
• This last fact was a special cause of wonder to many others as well as to me.
• Such things were comfortably projected well ahead, with time to think.
• For instance, on one occasion a portion of the gallery around the house fell upon, and buried under its ruins, a hen-coop full of poultry, as well as, in doing so, narrowly missed a serving-woman who happened to be sitting near the spot with her husband.
• Had I not known you so well, I should scarcely have been able to understand the fact that you can be afraid of servants' gossip, yet not of making me anxious.
• Might as well ask if it was one of ours.
• You know me well, and know that long ago I undertook this task, and shall never relinquish it.
• In the simplicity of their souls they considered that the best theory, as well as the best practice, with regard to capital was to hoard it.
• As well as immediate construction of more runways and taxiways, Mel had urged purchase of additional land around the airport for long term development.
• Well, he was on hand when Mary would have had to hire a dozen subpoena servers to find her lamb.
• The truth was he had forgotten that, once a delicate subject is touched upon, one cannot well avoid a fuss.
• They are a sum which he might well have forgotten, mightn't he?
• Whatever shortcomings the airport might have in other ways, he knew they were coping with the storm as well as any organization could.
• Mardan did that too, but he kept acting like he was trying to be friends as well.
• Independently of his friends, I happen to be aware that he is alive and well, and living in the same rooms as formerly.
• Well, come with me, and I will tell you the whole story.
• Now they were soldiers, well fed, clothed, quartered and equipped, and well and regularly paid.
• Fyodor Pavlovitch was very well satisfied with this, as it fell in with his own designs.
• With her hair cropped short, a sunburst tattooed across her face, she might as well have been a boy.
• How well the door was holding!
• At first sight the room in which Oblomov was lying was a well-fitted one.
• He still liked the press of the crowd, and if ever that got too much, well, you could always move on down towards the River Gate and wrap a scarf around your face against the smell.
• Berren even tried to pay attention, but he might as well not have bothered.
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• Long curved knives, a sort he knew all too well.
• Well, I cannot remember why I did so.
• He knew very well who was standing outside.
• It covers music as well as architecture, drama as well as computer programs.
• He could hear the beating of the well-known pendulum, the snapping of the thread as it was bitten off, and the repetition of familiar whispered sentences like "I cannot make the thread go through the eye of the needle.
• Well, to be sure you have your own two thousand.
• He spent the rest of his days travelling in lonely and bitter recriminations because of the negative criticism some of his work received, which was at least partly well deserved.
• The beautiful beings in it, even if, temporarily, thrown out of balance, shone in their well-cared-for-ness, their cleanly abundance.
• The visitants to Yoshiwara had met September in a variety of emotions-from the block-headed dozing away of the well-contented bushman to the dance-ecstatic of the Ukrainer.
• For now you can help by keeping well out of the way.
• He knew the voice quite well.
• She looked and perceived that automobiles differ as well as do their owners.
• But he was one of those senseless persons who are very well capable of looking after their worldly affairs, and, apparently, after nothing else.
• She did not know it well.
• Beings requiring their joyous games in order that their food and drink might agree with them, in order to be able, to sleep well and digest easily.
• Anyone who knew Keith well, but had not seen him for a year or so, would have been shocked both by his appearance and his change in manner.
• Well, I can’t stand a liar.
• По словам Кинга, во время июньской сессии звукозаписи 1969 года для альбома Completely Well «все идеи сошлись вместе».
• One was well waited upon by servants, who seemed to be born mutes, and who never raised their eyes.
• You know that well, yet you refuse.
• Ah, Andrei, believe me when I say that so well do I feel and understand things that for many a day past I have been ashamed to show myself abroad.
• Freder had never seen the countenance of the Virgin and yet he knew it so well he could have drawn it: the austere countenance of the Virgin, the sweet countenance of the mother.
• Yes, and with them was Schtoltz, the comrade of his youth, his unchanging friend, with other well-known faces.
• The second soldier had his throat slit open as well.
• He was well built, active, strong-jawed, good-natured and rising.
• Ah well, only took ten years to build.
• Only Joh Fredersen knew him very well.
• But you know as well as I do that the hatpins did the work.
• I may as well give my full opinion from the beginning.
• I know quite well that the people whom we need are our solitary tyrants.
• For three years he had been urging construction of a new runway to parallel three zero, as well as other operational improvements.
• I quietened my step as well as I could, but its sound was excessively loud and awakened a rustling whisper over the crooked house-walls as though the houses were murmuring against me.
• Clearly, everything was going well.
• But Joh Fredersen knew only too well that she did not die from giving birth to her child.
• For he might well have seen that the court would at once judge how far he was responsible, and so he might well have reckoned that if he were punished, it would be far less severely than the real murderer.
• Well here he was, that was what he was doing and tonight his instincts were all he had.
• He was well-built, active, strong-jawed and good-natured.
• Then a bright smile would show itself on her face, the tears would begin to well, and for a moment or two the furrow on her forehead would twitch with thought.
• As a matter of fact, she is well and happy, and bids me give you her greeting.
• The reporter used extreme care in the dressing, knowing well the importance of it, and repeating to his companions that which most surgeons willingly admit, that it is perhaps rarer to see a dressing well done than an operation well performed.

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