Sentence examples for not quite current from inspiring English sources

(Other frequently cited, if not quite current, mondegreens include, "Secret Asian man," "Chicken to ride" and " 'Scuse me while I kiss this guy").

"We knew from the beginning, when we started the project eight years ago, that 9/11 wasn't quite current events but definitely wasn't history.

Who is the audience for not-quite-current television reviews, none old enough to be historical and few new enough to seem fresh?

Not quite what the current home secretary would have replied, I suspect.

The obtained rarefaction curve shows that the number of 97 % OTUs is not quite saturated at current sequence data (Additional file 2), which would indicate that the full species-level diversity is not fully covered.

A.T.P. deserves brand loyalty and has it, but not quite enough for its current ambitions, and not universally.

Close copies - not quite fakes - of current catwalk creations are adapted by local and Chinese manufacturers and sold at a fraction of UK prices.

"The institute is not quite worthwhile in its current state," said Rupika Chawla, a well-known painting restorer and one of the first graduates of the institute's program.

So the military is actually doing a lot of things with their notorious secrecy, and that's not quite appropriate for the current stage we're in.

In fact, technology has underperformed the broader market for most of the last six years, but now they are not quite as affected from current downturn as other companies, and many may actually benefit from the stimulus package as well (more consumer spending, government contracts etc).. Ghodsi: There is opportunity.

It's just that it did it faster than previous technologies — although, by our current standards, not quite instantly.