Sentence examples for had quite got from inspiring English sources

We did an episode of Black Mirror [The Waldo Moment] about a cartoon character who ran as an MP, and I remember thinking about Boris Johnson, but I wasn't sure we had quite got it right.

Many screenwriters had taken a shot at writing a fourth installment, but no one had quite gotten it over the hump.

Not that we have quite got there yet.

"My mum doesn't like my music and never has quite got it," she says frankly.

They don't seem to have quite got their defence down pat.

But even now after another 1,000 words, I'm still not sure I've quite got it right.

"I don't think the army have quite got their head around this new battlefield," one military source says.

But the question nobody has quite got round to asking yet is what happens if Ed doesn't get the job.

Its first was launched in 2013, but since then the South Korean firm has made six different models, though none of them have quite got it right.

I can't say that I saw Tessa as my responsibility; nor can I claim to have quite got her out of my mind.

Then, as King recalls, came the sting in the tail: "But I don't think you've quite got the hang of money and banking yet".