Sentence examples for having gone quite from inspiring English sources

Now they threaten a deadly blow to Barack Obama's proudest achievement (the saving of the economy not having gone quite according to plan).The "commerce clause" provides the legal justification for the core part of Mr Obama's health reforms, passed with great celebration on the left in 2010 but now the subject of dozens of lawsuits.

Having gone quite late in the summer season, it's understandable that the night boat wasn't teeming with life.

And they have gone quite far south.

Nothing had gone quite the way he'd imagined it.

But a hundred yards away, something had gone quite wrong.

It may not have gone quite like that.

"This case has gone quite beyond the question of fines".

Amid the jeers, Braun's 2012 season has gone quite well.

But it's possible that no one has gone quite so far as Massimo Galeano.

Poor Katerina Ivanovna has gone quite mad, singing and nattering on about her past.

But little has gone quite right since 30 seconds remained against Texas A&M.