Sentence examples for in time quite from inspiring English sources

"We flash back in time quite often on this show, and we revisit old characters who have already met their demise," he added.

This is a devastating disease if left to spread but, if you can catch it in time, quite often you can save your crops.

If there was any doubt about when Bruno Maderna's Piano Concerto was composed, just a few minutes of the opening fix it in time quite precisely.

The "jubilant" crowd described in detail late last week by the Associated Press encourages one kind of analogy, the photograph of a hideously wounded child in Time quite another.

You have to go back in time quite a bit for this one.

I don't know when they're going to seem to be profitable at this point in time, quite honestly.

In that time, quite a number, in many countries, have looked in part at political questions.

But Obama has put together his cabinet in record time (quite literally) and will be able to get them approved much easier as a result.

Even with improvement, however, an appreciable weakness in recent memory, particularly in regard to sequence in time, is quite apparent.

"Thankfully we got two in quick succession, we went in at half-time quite buoyant.

An attack would have been too simplistic, and in these modern times quite an easy thing to do".