Sentence examples for closed quite from inspiring English sources

My subjective estimate of Mr. Romney's chances is still a bit higher than the one our model lists officially, but the gap has closed quite a bit.

This, they write, confirms earlier studies showing that a school has to be closed quite early in an epidemic to have any effect on disease transmission.

It was a really closed, quite grey city.

Over the last three years, I've closed quite a few deals with a backup offer.

The Asco circle of disruption closes quite neatly since their most famous intervention occurred in 1972 at LACMA, almost 40 years ago.

There may be no team at the Vancouver Games any closer — quite literally.

Kevin Alston watched quite a few doors closing on quite a few extremities, of all sizes.

But the water closes behind quite quickly".

The case, the report suggests, is not quite fully closed.

"We're close, we're quite close," one of the diplomats said.

The lads gave everything, we came close but not quite close enough.