Sentence examples for could quite remember from inspiring English sources

No one could quite remember or agree whether that was a good year or not.

After a pause, there was scattered talk of an old Arnold Schwarzenegger movie whose title nobody could quite remember.

But no one could quite remember a single day with so many funerals since the darkest moments of the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980's.

Let Alastair Cook relate how he batted for so long at Edgbaston that no one could quite remember when he began.

And whenever we went to stay, we'd be picked up from the airport and driven to his flat via a purposefully circuitous route in a KGB car so that no one could quite remember how we got there.

When do we want her? Sometime in September". Once the unhappy few reached parliament, no one could quite remember what they were meant to be doing there and everyone shuffled away in a state of embarrassment.

And the musical theatre numbers played out as every other musical and/or theatre number has this season: Kennedy couldn't quite remember her lines, Pearl's performance was flat, Violet was forgettable and Miss Fame couldn't take direction.

She couldn't quite remember.

Her friend couldn't quite remember.

She couldn't quite remember, yet somehow the lack of clarity felt profound.

McCormick, who had travelled from Vancouver, British Columbia, for the race, said she couldn't quite remember the specifics of the explosion.