Sentence examples for back for quite from inspiring English sources

The big man and Hemingway embraced and pounded each other on the back for quite some time.

"America is absolutely dead, and it doesn't look like it's going to come back for quite a while, to tell you the truth," Norman said.

I don't think we'll ever get to a point where bonds will be universally considered an asset of choice, but I don't see an equity culture coming back for quite a while.

By Berry Morgan The New Yorker, July 23 , 1966P. 32 Roxie, a poor country woman, has borrowed $164 from the King's town Bank to cover the expense of her mother's illness and death, and has been unable to pay the money back for quite some time.

I don't think we'll pull back for quite that long, so I'm trying to make a bullish case that this is a pullback to buy into.

Just a few years ago I probably would have just abandoned my groceries and walked out of the store in shame - and not gone back for quite a while because I would have been so concerned with what they thought of me.

Yet they still chose to give Mr Berlusconi their backing, for quite another reason.

"Jess has had an ongoing back complaint for quite some time," the British sprint coach, Iain Dyer, told britishcycling.org.uk.uk

"We haven't had a significant military operation in which the Americans have taken a back seat for quite some time," said Malcolm Chalmers, a professor of defense at King's College London, according to The Associated Press.

"We brought this award back this year for quite obvious reasons," said Mr Kenwright.

The home side were on the back foot for quite a spell, but victory was assured five minutes from time when Williams headed her second goal from a Jo Potter cross.