Sentence examples for delayed quite from inspiring English sources

"But the second world war had delayed quite a lot of plans for slum clearance.

On the one hand, Apple's Amazon Echo competitor, the HomePod, was delayed quite a bit following its announcement.

"We've delayed quite a while telling the story because we wanted to get to the point where we can start to make the books available again," Kelly says.

And that invocation of Article 50 is likely to be delayed for quite a while.

The handset has a lot riding on it — not simply because it's a brand-defining flagship from one of the biggest names in the business or because the company seems to have delayed it quite a bit as it's worked to get things right.

Its departure was delayed until quite late in the summer because it was waiting (in vain) for the arrival of additional munitions from England.

It is particularly interesting that expression can be delayed until quite late in life, and deficiencies may occur or be expressed only in response to the appropriate environmental stress or functional demand.

The O2 apologised for the delay quite promptly, via Twitter at 11.08pm.

This is because development was quite delayed making it difficult to collect larvae at precisely the same stage.

"Ticketmaster and Aston Villa put on extra staff to handle the collections but the massive queues meant the match was quite rightly delayed for safety reasons.

She arrives at the man's shabby apartment so late that he tells her she must have come by way of Yonkers, and when he asks "How'd you do?" of the engagement that delayed her she not quite evades the question: "Oh — " she said it very high.