Sentence examples for More quite from inspiring English sources

They were chanting for more and more, quite noisily," said Birrell.

'So,' she comments with a bitter laugh, 'things suddenly weren't swinging any more, quite like they were.

At the market, I frequently felt that if they just changed a few small things, they could earn more quite easily.

Viewership reportedly peaked at 4.2 million, which is an impressive number — more, quite possibly, than the number of people who will order Mayweather-Pacquiao on pay-per-view.

He defended the move to the board on the basis of internal projections that suggested the company would be worth far more quite soon.

Mr. Fox's government has followed through, sending two major drug suspects to the United States for trial, with more quite likely to follow.

Seven more did quite well: James K. Polk, William McKinley, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Bill Clinton.

He would be quieter, more reflective, quite temperate".

Anne Morrow Lindbergh went on to write many more books, quite a few of them best sellers.

A sort of Dance to the Music of Time, with fewer cocktails and more, well, quite.

"Security is as much a Palestinian need as an Israeli need, even more so, quite frankly.