Sentence examples for assembled quite from inspiring English sources

"In a quarter-century in the work force, in both nonprofit and profit and both large and small organizations, I've assembled quite a menagerie".

Yet film-maker Tony Britten has assembled quite a cast, including Eileen Atkins as a Peggy-Ramsay-style literary agent and John Hurt as her boozy, moustachioed colleague.

In just a few days, Trevor's penguin, named after one of his two real-life dogs, had assembled quite the pad.

He's also assembled quite a cast: not just Moore but Lupita Nyong'o, as a flight attendant with two or three lines to rattle off in a cockney accent; Corey Stoll as a NYPD officer also on the flight; and Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery, whose elegantly dulcet voice threatens to mesmerize all within a 30-yard radius every time she opens her mouth.

The San Francisco-based company was founded in 2011 and has assembled quite an impressive team.

According to Shutterstock representatives, they've assembled quite a few notable clients in their private beta, but they wouldn't disclose who they were.

Under headlines like "IN CAMPAIGN, ONE MAN'S PRAGMATISM IS ANOTHER'S FLIP-FLOPPING," the big papers have been assembling quite a list of matters on which the candidate has "changed his position," including Iraq, abortion rights, federal aid to faith-based social services, capital punishment, gun control, public financing of campaigns, and wiretapping.

It was possible for the Nazi interpreters to assemble, quite selectively, various passages from Nietzsche's writings whose juxtaposition appeared to justify war, aggression and domination for the sake of nationalistic and racial self-glorification.

Monzo, one of a number of "challenger" banks in the U.K. aiming to re-invent the current account, is assembling quite an array of backers, many with a U.S. bent.

In case you haven't noticed, we're assembling quite the braintrust over here in the form of our ever-growing roster of Creators.

Both of these structures self-assemble quite nicely from solutions of purified protein monomers; indeed these were the examples that have formed much of the basis of our understanding of the fundamental thermodynamics of protein polymerization [ 50].