Sentence examples for completed quite from inspiring English sources

"I have completed quite a lot of the levels and it is quite addictive!

This process is completed quite rapidly by the countries driving the European project, namely Germany (the recent results in Berlin are really significant) and France (the rising of Marine Le Pen is becoming increasingly important).

And when that happens, the basic scientist is awarded seed money of ∼25,000 Canadian dollars to do some initial experiments that would be expected to be completed quite rapidly, over about 6 months to a year.

It completes quite a journey.

Mr. Castro, who insists he is in good health, completed not quite half the 3.5-mile parade route.

In his 1902 article Mr. Schuyler reviewed with dismay several recently completed buildings quite similar to the Braender, where construction was just starting.

If it happens - a second term is far from assured, but he remains the favourite - it will complete a quite remarkable political renaissance.

The project would have cost an enormous amount of money, taken longer to complete, and quite possibly produced a system less valuable to users than Linux.

Tencent has long been a prolific investor, but this deal completes three quite distinctive outcomes for its investment deal.

However, organ damage may take some time to complete and, quite notably, is a state to be prevented.

The complete quite-good midfielder.