Sentence examples for built quite from inspiring English sources

Ozone Action is built quite differently.

They are built, quite literally, on shifting sands.

To subsidize it, he turned to subscriptions and built quite an empire.

It's been built quite rapidly and now we've got an operating mine with 200 jobs and we're very pleased to be opening it".

But she will never paint the lizard.Day three: Cats v birdsASCENSION Island was built, quite recently as these thing go, by volcanism.

Robben, by comparison, shattered England when he raced from the Dutch side of the centre circle and built quite unbreakable momentum.

A similar fate is being pushed by Brussels on a set of Polish shipyards, which lose money on every ship they build (quite an achievement, during the recent shipping boom).

If Conceptual Art is by now a kind of folk art, whose most extreme states include television commercials and the anarchic feats of "Jackass the Movie," younger artists still build quite solidly on its innovations.

Plus, the matrix of references to bigger books soon builds quite a comprehensive catch-up reading list for those of us who graduated more than a decade ago and are interested in where contemporary thinking is at.

My son was able to build quite a bit of it but I stepped in at the end because I liked the challenge and he got bored.

And build quite complex cases to justify our position.