Sentence examples for placed quite from inspiring English sources

There were dry patches in her phrasing, and notes not placed quite as she wanted them.

Neil Benson, editorial director of Trinity Mirror's regional papers, says: "We aim to be the conduit for readers... local issues are placed quite highly on most manifestos, making the role regional media plays in this election even more vital.

"The Mandible is placed quite in the middle of the room, where a person entering the collection would probably notice it immediately," wrote Dahlbom in the Museum History Journal in 2009.

In this paper we outline two techniques for ameliorating this shortcoming, first by employing a Legendre Spectral Element Method to implement efficient, graded meshes, and second by utilizing an Artificial Boundary with a Transparent Boundary Condition placed quite close to the boundary of the domain.

These two different types of schools placed quite different expectations on the children and there was very little movement between school types after the age of 11. Figure 6 shows, by year of birth, the average age at which the parents in our data left full-time education for those who were September born, the eldest in their class cohort, compared to those who were July born, the youngest12.

It depleted our savings account and placed quite a strain on the family, but I'm forever grateful to Colleen for supporting our family.

The London mayoralty already places quite high hurdles on potential candidates.

All of this is placing quite a demand on the resources of our little home planet.

"He didn't have his driver's license so I took him from place to place quite a bit".

"The move, then this," he adds, placing quite a significant emphasis on the this, almost flabbergasted by the audacity of the first touch.

Seeing that familiar castle is like recognizing someone on the street, though you're unable to place quite where you know him from.