Sentence examples for owning quite from inspiring English sources

"I recall that fellow from Canada, Robert Campeau, who for awhile in the 80's ended up owning quite a few stores and then running into problems," Mr. Riordan said.

I own quite a few myself.

"I own quite a few vintage Pistols T-shirts".

So although the gallery owned quite a few Lowry paintings these spent most of their time in storage.

Ms. Clehane is quick to point out that she owns quite a few pairs of beautiful and expensive designer shoes.

His travels also allow him to indulge his collector's habit – Hollick now owns quite an army of cheerily painted egg-cups.

This would have compromised Spain's relatively low debt-to-GDP ratio.In any case, the state already owns quite a few bad assets.

He now owns quite a few other fiddles yet is at pains to make it clear that he is not a collector but a musician and a devotee.

As such, while he owns these names, he doesn't own quite enough, he says.

PwC should charge the company that Aubrey McClendon thinks he owns quite a bit more.

In fact, I'd say that area is already "owned" quite well by Yelp.