Sentence examples for a quid of from inspiring English sources

As Wilson and his colleagues noted, a quid of the leaves was found "still clenched between the Maiden's teeth".

He took a bag from his pocket, undid the elastic band, and tucked a quid of tobacco in his cheek, chopped green naswar.

Such donors can strain the logical and legal limits of tax-deductible contributions by providing a quid of cash for a quo of admission for their progeny.

Pan or paan masala is a quid of piper betel leaf.

In business relationships, a token concession can risk resembling a bribe if you appear to have expectations of a quid pro quo exchange of favors.

It's a quid pro quo of intimacy.

"I suspect they think there is a quid pro quo of some kind.

The Marshall Plan required that aid to Europe involve a quid pro quo of U.S. investment and imports.

Of course, he said, there is a bit of a quid pro quo.

Tell us what you can do for us.' It's part of a quid pro quo.

No one has actually stepped forward with evidence of a quid pro quo arrangement.