Sentence examples for fed quite from inspiring English sources

Critic John Balfe considered it "appropriately Strokes-ish, even if [Casablancas'] trademark drawl is fed quite substantially through a vocoder".

It also seems to update feeds quite fast.

The juvenile is so young that it doesn't really have any of these features yet, and so it must have been feeding quite differently from its parents".

I can find the sight of baby mammals feeding quite alarming.

He was feeding quite often and that combined with his tongue-tie was just was making things ten times worse.

The whole of it would have fed two quite nicely.

The price is $2.50 per minute, but material may be fed in quite rapidly; it can cope with 50 sheets of paper at a go.

(Via Grub Street) — Jeff Gordinier Business Insider: Two New Yorkers with dubious eating strategies: a young woman who fed herself quite well by arranging upscale dinner dates through Match.com; and a young man who tells The Wall Street Journal that he has sampled nearly every Manhattan pizzeria that sells slices (362, by his count).

"I will kiss you quite red and feed you quite plump.

He remembers things such as the committal for Rose - 'five of us in the overspill room with an audio feed, quite the most grotesque details being read out, and we all felt somehow sullied.

Corn is a mainstay of livestock diets because there is no other feed quite as cheap or plentiful: thanks to federal subsidies and ever-growing surpluses, the price of corn ($2.25 a bushel) is 50 cents less than the cost of growing it.