Sentence examples for quite build from inspiring English sources

It was a good joke, but it didn't quite build to redemption as a song or a performance.

Improvisation did not quite build on that at Goodwood, but disappeared thereafter and is entitled to a fresh start today.

But I sense that you also have some genuine sympathy for your hero, David, who has made an art out of cow insemination and still can't quite build a successful life for himself.

The choreography doesn't quite build with the score at the end, but in general movement and music are remarkably joined in "El Trilogy," with the dancers seeming to bounce off the music and back in again like improvising jazz musicians.

"Our nature is not quite built around that".

He has an enviable job that he is not quite built to savour.

* Shahar Peer vs. Sania Mirza: Mirza never quite built on early success, and in a sense neither has Peer.

It's quite built up, but the waves are perfect for learning to surf, and there are challenging breaks too, including a famous mile-long wave.

His account of the fighting on the eastern front draws on powerful and unfamiliar material from soldiers' letters and diaries found by his researchers in archives in Berlin, Moscow, Vienna, Belgrade and Ljubljana, but never quite builds into an authoritative text; many quotations, though rich and poignant, come across as disembodied soundbites.

None have quite built up the scale of problems that south London has.

"In the context of the competition, one team that's building and has built and one team that's learning to build and not quite built yet".