Sentence examples for making quite from inspiring English sources

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Kohki Idoki of Japan is making quite an early splash.

Whoever it was was in the other room and making quite a bit of noise.

One way and another, Jamaica is making quite a bit of noise at the moment.

And recently amateurs have been making quite a lot of contributions.

He's making quite a fuss about it, advertising and all that.

Considering the blame for the widespread crisis flung at raters, they're making quite a comeback.

And I imagine them making quite good money now from things that aren't their core product.

Lou Lou was in her carrier, and everyone was making quite a fuss over her.

"I was just making quite a few errors for no apparent reason".

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Although it looks picturesque on the packet, the mountainous landscape of Switzerland actually made medieval cheese-making quite a chore.

For particles with almost no mass, neutrinos are making quite a splash.

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