Sentence examples for established quite from inspiring English sources

We have a property there so life can be established quite easily for us.

Few bowlers have established quite such an ascendancy over a dangerous opponent as Vaas's dominance of the West Indian captain Chris Gayle.

In the north, where garrisons were permanently established, quite large trading settlements grew up in their vicinity, and at least some of these would rank as towns.

The Test sides would get established quite early doors and, as a result, some of the lads that were in the midweek side, well they just went out on the piss, basically.

The California E.A.R. Unit -- a sextet with the common lineup of violin and cello, flute and clarinet, piano and percussion -- has been going for 22 years and has established quite a reputation through its recordings.

What it is made from – provided, of course, that the maker is not too secretive (and some are very secretive indeed) – is usually something that can be established quite incontrovertibly.

"They were beginning to establish quite a strong family history and Bronagh was recommended to test for the BRCA1 gene.

Even though the variables are quite limited, we are able to establish quite convincingly our central point that treatment of location is very important in the estimation and interpretation of the decline in black-white disparity in U.S. labor markets over the past six decades.

There, he ripped into the very existence of the show, while at the same time establishing quite clearly that it's a show for a specific demographic.

The New York born and bred De Niro has made a unique partnership with his fellow Italian American Scorsese, establishing quite a catalogue together from 1973's Mean Streetsto Oscar noms for best actor in two of Scorsese's greatest films, Taxi Driver (1976) and Cape Fear (1991).

"Now they are established and quite stable in most areas.