Sentence examples for quite along from inspiring English sources

Kings goalie Jonathan Quick was picking up right where he left off the other day, looking sharp, poised and on his game, even if all of his teammates weren't quite along for the ride Monday at Staples Center.

To put it another way, we are still quite along way from paying our way in the world, by selling more abroad than we buy from overseas.

At the study site, the beach ran nearly, but not quite, along a due north-south axis at our study site, with the slope running directly uphill (i.e., perpendicular to shore) at 264°.

"My beard is getting along quite well," he wrote.

The two communities, by all accounts, get along quite well.

The seasons never proceed along quite the same path, either.

Arguments, the minister said, come along quite often.

The role of higher education as a creator of human capital came along quite late.

We were going along quite well, helping schools to convert where we could.

The U.S. has gotten along quite nicely without Libyan oil for 20 years.

"By the time I came along, quite a lot of the fear was gone".