Sentence examples for quite back in from inspiring English sources

And -- as we are not quite back in the winking, Rock Hudson-Doris Day era of the Production Code, which this picture occasionally evokes -- to bed they go after a drunken evening at an ethnic restaurant.

We're not, not quite, back in 1584, when Mitchell/Shakey could sternly remind a protege, "But Kate, it is illegal for girls to do anything interesting…" and Maggie Siff as the DA's wife Wendy Rhoades does get some decent lines, but still… so far it's a game for the boys, who would all seem to manage machiavellian venality so very much better.

So it's interesting to note that the company actually froze rankings for a total of eight hours on Friday, and things still aren't quite back to normal in terms of the store's usual behavior and ranking results.

But the results didn't quite back up the theory in the end.

I suppose we can discuss the irony of something that was quite controversial back in 1971 being rather run-of-the-mill today.

Like most peasant dishes gone ritzy, paella is quite comfortable back in the home kitchen.

The beginning of another, very different end lies quite far back in American history.

"Instead, Lythronax shows that the massive-toothed round-snouted forms go quite far back in the tyrant lineage.

They originally wanted to work in the U.S. in order to pay private-school tuition for their three children, who were all quite young, back in Guatemala.

It was already apparent at this year's quiet Cannes that the sixtieth Venice film festival might scoop up the many significant films not quite finished back in May.

Luxury is having the horse climb the mountain while you sit quite comfortably back in your saddle and view the rolling flat lands, high valleys, glacial lakes and vi brantly colored high meadows abloom with wild flowers.