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Meanings of fountainhead in English
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Examples for "well"
Examples for "well"
1
However; incoming information may well change over the course of the day.
2
The situation in the North West is now well beyond crisis point.
3
You want to visit my house and my 'family,' well and good.
4
The company said its operations in continental Europe had performed particularly well.
5
International rights groups said the vote fell well short of democratic standards.
1
A wellspring of leaders and great scholars throughout the history of Charleston.
2
Most strong political arguments do, necessarily, arise from a wellspring of anger.
3
Raul, on the other hand, represents a limitless wellspring of high-cash clients.
4
He knew one thing, however-EvelynRogers was a wellspring of vital information.
5
The idea that it was the wellspring of all technological achievement is new.
Usage of fountainhead in English
1
The fountainhead of those enjoyments is the love of ruling from self-love.
2
It is a fountainhead of false predictions, delusional thinking and empty promises.
3
Wasting no more words, I marched off to the fountainhead for information.
4
It is the fountainhead that must be reached-theroot of the system!
5
In death Taseer has been deified as the fountainhead of liberal Pakistan.
6
Trumpeter Louis Armstrong was the fountainhead from which all other jazz artists flowed.
7
To quaff at the fountainhead unlimited draughts from the rich cup of pleasure!
8
Who can say where the fountain and the fountainhead separate?
9
If the fountainhead be always full, the stream cannot be long empty.-Yourssincerely, S.T.
10
Such knowledge he acquired at the fountainhead-thatis, from himself.
11
This goes back to the fountainhead of the higher education of women in this country.
12
Thus do we trace Literature 9 (the Shakespeare Course) to its modest fountainhead.
13
He acted; however, on the inspiration of Burghley, who drew his own from the fountainhead.
14
Only that kind of thinking is how this fountainhead of inequality is always made palatable.
15
Nobody had worried about the costs when the polymer looked like a fountainhead of profit.
16
The fountains are many, but the fountainhead is one.
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