Sentence examples for not quite completed from inspiring English sources

Canada rushed a military force to the northwest, where the new railway, though not quite completed, proved its worth, as did the company's steamers that operated on the Saskatchewan River.

"To receive a mixtape from a lover...," one wrote, not quite completing the thought or needing to.

But he does not quite complete the picture of what Mr. Case or Mr. Levin knew about the situation at the time.

But his time ran out as he turned uptempo with "Everybody Needs Somebody," not quite completing the arc with the full-scale, gospel-charged finale that was certainly in him.

"I realized that there were certain periods that I had begun and I hadn't quite completed".

The turnaround wasn't easy and isn't quite completed.

But the special effects for the remake aren't quite completed.

I kept stressing to Jermaine [Dupri, the song's co-writer], 'I got to do something for the kids.' I had talked about it on the last album – and there was a song that I had, and it wasn't quite completed.

"However, they don't quite complete the set, as Cracovia currently have the longest losing run (six games).

Christian Camargo, as Versati, the unbearably self-absorbed poet who can't quite complete his seduction of Louise even though she's eager for it, is engagingly, preposterously ardent at first, but the fierceness of his artificial romanticism is wearing.

He didn't quite complete his journey, but the music Mr. Wilson created -- endlessly inventive, spiritually generous and rich with literal and figurative harmony -- reflects the best of what America is.