Sentence examples for nuts quite from inspiring English sources

It's a shame; not only are nuts quite ridiculously nutritious but, as anyone who's ever shelled out (sorry) for a tiny glass of pistachios in a pub will know, they're a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

"Any time there is senseless killing, that's wrong – I know that they're people that think that's a solution but I think they're nuts, quite frankly".

He has been hit in the nuts quite a few times, and that's the one experience I did have to ask about—I sent a message to all of the guys in the office, I said, "Could you help me describe what it feels like to be hit in the nuts?" And they'd come back, "No, it's not a burning exactly, it's more this".

"Any time there is senseless killing, that's wrong—I know that they're people that think that's a solution, but I think they're nuts, quite frankly," said Alex Coffey, a spokesperson for Operation American Spring, a movement to overthrow President Obama and Congress that was among the groups Jerad Miller liked on Facebook.

"Given the fact that England are massive 'dogs' here and have an alarming tendency to 'fold', while India look 'the nuts' and quite capable of 'raising' their game, perhaps you could even give some thought to extending your metaphor?

Nuts are quite remarkable foods, as they have lots of calories for their size and are rich in unsaturated fatty acids (many studies have shown they are associated with lowering cholesterol) but research suggests that people who eat them in moderation weigh less than those who don't touch them.

Will beans and nuts be quite as yummy?

Empty plastic bottles are suitable for water, some apples or oranges and chocolate or nuts do quite well for snacks.

As a lifelong Who nut who, quite unrelatedly, was inspired to be a journalist by Moffat's Press Gang and then eased through the coming out process by Davies's Queer As Folk, I know that as keenly as anybody.

He is obviously a tough nut, albeit quite an unpredictable one.

A lot of insects have mild savoury flavours, a lot like nuts and sometimes quite yeasty like marmite," he said.