made well

Two weeks later that was reversed—the call was made well before contact was lost.

With time this land had mounted to great values and the holders had been made well-to-do thereby.

Dr. Morrow says thousands of cripples have been made well by this new method of treating cases like Dicks.

She thought that if only she could touch his clothes, without anyone seeing her, she would be made well.

He simply spoke, and the man in the distance was instantly made well.

I think if Frank made well-considered speeches Bennett would Herald them.