Sentence examples for prepared quite from inspiring English sources

Coyle has prepared quite an answer.

So much so that he appears to have prepared quite carefully for our meeting.

Under orders from the White House, "the Pentagon prepared quite sophisticated, fine, extremely fine, scalpels," Mr. Barak added, referring to the ability to carry out pinpoint strikes.

"A lot of players might not have prepared quite the way they wanted to, and obviously we didn't get the result we wanted.

"The club's accounts had been prepared quite some time back and passed to Hong Kong but, due to some technical wordings that needed to be ironed out between the group and the club's auditors, these caused some delays.

It varies per type of spice, as some spices don't taste as good if they're not prepared quite right.

The Northern Michigan wrestlers are preparing, quite simply, to become Olympians.

"We prepare quite a lot of prenuptial agreements under the European system but we can't say now where we would like issues determined," Shepherd says.

"We prepare quite a lot of pre-nuptial agreements under the European system but we can't say now where we would like issues determined," Shepherd said.

Altitude and geography play a prominent role in Ecuadorian cooking, with cooks in the Andean highlands preparing quite different dishes from their counterparts along the coast.

In the early 1980s, it looked like we were preparing, quite literally, to have a nuclear war.