Sentence examples for blocks quite from inspiring English sources

From familiar building blocks (quite literally, in the case of Minecraft's brick-like construction) they create unfamiliar places with unfamiliar vistas that are, nevertheless, somehow real.

Paying guests may view carefully aged fingerpaint drawings from the nursery-school years of our teenage children, as well as finely wrought, child-size hand-print blocks, quite tastefully mounted and hung.

Through coarse grained Dissipative Particle Dynamics (DPD) simulations it was demonstrated that by varying the composition and the chain lengths of the soft and hard blocks, quite different morphologies from homogeneous (or mixed) to gradient and to completely microphase separated structures were attainable.

While Safety Mode can help block quite a bit of content, it may not catch everything on YouTube that might offend.

It was, he said, an alias that "I have always used when I go out for secret missions internationally".In the same hearing Mr Etete said of OPL245: "I put my blood, I put my life into this oil block"—quite a commitment for a mere consultant.

"It was exciting - it would be absolutely chock-a-block, quite an atmosphere with people cheering you.

His first header was blocked quite blatantly by the arm of a defender, while he sent a second effort wide from inside the six-yard box.

Apple isn't stupid, but I really hope it isn't putting the 3.5mm socket on the chopping block quite yet.

"He's [Cole] been a big player for them, he's coming towards 50 caps but Wilson is very experienced, he's been around the block quite a few times, he's doing very well at Bath," Jenkins said.

The fact is, the fans pay for the adult humor and content of the show, not to mention that their channel can be blocked quite easily; it's not like this went over the public airwaves or anything.

"Russian nationalist groups often have their websites blocked quite quickly, but VK goes much slower".