Sentence examples for quite a result from inspiring English sources
Given his travails down that hole, that's quite a result.
Which when you think about it is quite a result – and an unexpected one at that.
"I doubt that they'll be more scared now, but 5‑1 is quite a result," said the sporting director Horst Heldt.
More full-times from 5pm: Hungary 1-2 Finland, Montenegro 1-0 Ghana (which is quite a result for the Montenegrins, no?).
On the face of it this is quite a result for S4C – an organisation that only months back had no effective management, no effective governance and no strategy to arrest calamitous declines in audiences for much of its programming.
Some think it's quite possibly a result of diet, especially as we get to understand more about the effect of nutrition on health generally.
The desolate, dirt-poor wastes of western Russia were quite different.As a result, his army marched on an increasingly empty stomach.
Whichever one it is supposed to be, surely having just the one left would be quite a good result.
I think it's quite a harsh result and not what we deserved but it's half time".
"It's quite a practical result.
