Sentence examples for quite a name from inspiring English sources
'quite a name' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize the significance of someone's name. For example, "Winston Churchill was quite a name in British history."
For the uninitiated, Ansari is quite a name in the US.
Isaiah Washington, who made quite a name for himself on "Grey's Anatomy," is a guest star.
"She's made quite a name for herself scoring clutch goals, so now we expect it out of her".
From the Berlin Thunder to High Wycombe's frost, Neil Baxter is making quite a name for himself.
Now that he is making quite a name for himself, Mr. Hounsou is hoping fans will finally pronounce his correctly.
Beer tapas £1.50-£4.50, meals £6.50-£12 This little side-street chip shop is making quite a name for itself.
Wasswa is also frequently heard on local radio advertising his services and has made quite a name for himself in the area.
However, the "Quite-a-Mess" name and references were dropped after only three of the episodes under pressure from Kneale, who felt that a 13-week spoof would be to the detriment of the original character.
What Max and Vincent are to each other does not quite have a name: not friends, obviously, but not entirely enemies either.
And admittedly quite a common name too.
Also has quite a cool name.
