Sentence examples for got quite far from inspiring English sources

In fact, he has got quite far.

A decade ago, I got quite far with a satirical jihadi novella, and then abandoned it: every sentence seemed to be a hostage to fortune.

I heard about it from a cabbie who informed me that a high percentage of the clientele had got quite far on The X Factor.

"We got quite far talking about one set in World War Two," Roberts quoted Lloyd as saying, "with a platoon of Dad's Army soldiers in a seaside resort.

But I'd got quite far with my Japanese and wanted to carry on learning, so I joined an evening class in Holborn.

Valencia, Villarreal, they have have got quite far in the Europa League.

"He gets quite far," says Mr Vermes at a bookstore in Munich's Marienplatz.

Other times, I get quite far in before losing the will.

We would very quickly get quite far removed from the original purpose of hate crime – the directing of violence against people because of who they are.

She really wants to do something about this, and she tries really, really hard and she gets quite far, but at some point she runs up against other people's interests, which are not necessarily better or worse than hers — they are just not hers.

I could ask him to produce a urine sample and I have my own microscope so I could get quite far on my own" (ID 51, female GP).