Sentence examples for do things quite from inspiring English sources

"I do things quite purposefully now to get out on the surface of life," she said.

"I think if I were coaching a young player like that, I'd do things quite differently than they did with me," he said.

It's a weekly magazine which has always tried to do things quite uncommon in France; that is mixing the serious and the not so serious.

But in many other ways Forde, a 33-year-old ex-political adviser whose besuited appearance belies a rather giddy manner, is planning to do things quite differently from his Stateside colleagues.

But sometimes those pesky hardware guys just don't do things quite right.

"To be honest, skateboarding is the best industry to be in if you have no fucking clue what you're doing, because it's quite forgiving – you can do things quite makeshift and learn as you go," says Dan. "I was running everything from my bedroom until not even this time last year, and now we're here.

And he concludes he would have done things quite differently. .

"This is a game when personal things do matter quite a bit," Young said.

I could also get people to do things, I was quite the early director.

All of a sudden you couldn't do things online... it was quite frustrating".

Izzard spoke of his running as "doing things in quite hard routes, deliberately.