Example sentences of "[vb pp] [conj] [adv] well [vb pp] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It was in fact , ‘ by no means a bare collection of what was scattered in the former … but a performance so well designed and so well executed , … very acceptable to all who make gardening either their profession or diversion. , |
| 2 | The book is reasonably priced and generally well written , with few errors . |
| 3 | Issues of eurobonds are limited to highly rated and usually well known borrowers so investors do not require additional security in the form of specific claims on assets provided by domestically issued debentures . |
| 4 | The yacht is very well equipped and extremely well maintained by a crew of 3 . |
| 5 | The team was well focused , the results were well measured and very well fed back . |
| 6 | Down Whynham Lane is the village play area , in a safe place off the main road , well used and very well kept . |
| 7 | The other distinctions are relative rather than absolute ; for example , the subject matter may be more or less abstract , the audience may be very well known or less well known . |
| 8 | Women 's attraction to successful men is well known and already well explored . |
| 9 | The problem in today 's computer industry is that a company needs to be not just adequately well run but superbly well run to turn in acceptable numbers : Hewlett-Packard Co , now doing over $16,000m of business has 20,000 fewer employees than Digital Equipment Corp , which is still stuck at around $14,500m . |
| 10 | And in the Lorenz equations , it is easier to make connections between apparently unrelated things than in less well known , less well studied and less well understood systems . |
| 11 | covered and fairly well stamped down , |
| 12 | A parallel trend which has been widely perceived but less well documented is that of increasing numbers of authors per article . |
| 13 | We must now go back to about 1920 when the whole subject could be described as pretty well bogged down . |