Sentence examples for not quite back from inspiring English sources

Not quite back where they have always been but almost.

Things are not quite back to normal yet.

It's nearly, although not quite, back to business as usual.

The queen is, if not quite back, then at least looming with convalescent intent.

But all is not quite back to normal at the University of Vermont, especially in hockey.

He's not quite back to where he was, but I am optimistic".

But the results didn't quite back up the theory in the end.

Carlos Tevez and Alvaro Morata, as the two goals in the first leg against Madrid showed, are adept at playing on the counter, while Arturo Vidal, even if he isn't quite back to full speed after his injury, has the energy to shuttle forward from a defensive midfield line to prevent the front two becoming isolated.

Barclays isn't quite back to being the global powerhouse it was in the 1980s, but it's looking a lot better than its big competitors.

So it's interesting to note that the company actually froze rankings for a total of eight hours on Friday, and things still aren't quite back to normal in terms of the store's usual behavior and ranking results.

But the figures in that report are now badly out of date, and didn't quite back up what O'Malley said anyway.