Sentence examples for collected quite from inspiring English sources

Dr. Chatters said he was eager to study Kennewick Man, in part because he "lived long enough that his bones collected quite a record of his activities".

She has collected quite a pile of stuff -- history, economics, folkways and local lore -- to shoehorn into this novel, and the result is decidedly lumpy.

In response, Alice Lee explained in a letter that her sister "had collected quite a mass of material" but had "never actually prepared anything for publication".

Her follow-up, "Night Film," hasn't collected quite the same level of praise; in the daily New York Times, Janet Maslin cited a "haunting suspicion" that the book "was more exciting to write than to read".

Notice I actually now have collected quite a pile in there.

"We believe we collected quite interesting information," Lenarcic said after his polar flight.

The camera collects quite a few odd, touching and unsettling moments.

If those delegates were accepted, the likelihood is that Mrs. Clinton would collect quite a few, especially from Florida.

Writer met Frank Ferrari, vice-pres. of the Institute Citoyenne Mbemba Yowa Mabinda Kabingaa, Commissioner of Culture & Fine Arts for Zaire; Citoyen Lema Gwete, an official of the National Museums in Kinshasa, who was responsible for collecting quite a few of the pieces in the nation's trove.

Like the governor of Minnesota, Jesse "The Body" Ventura (who encouraged him to run), Mr Lawler believes that a well-known name, and the appeal of an outsider, can collect quite a lot of votes.

Street View collects quite a bit of data.