Sentence examples for quite day from inspiring English sources
It's the time of day that isn't quite day when some people — such as myself — start to feel truly awake.
Seasoned with the unflowery but poetic lyrics by Mr. Woldin and Richard Engquist ("Not a soul is now in sight/ Not quite day, not quite night/ Every streetlight glows like a smoky pearl"), many of the songs are unassuming gems.
The focus of the second session is to prepare the participant for the target quite day (TQD).
Mr. Hitchens was disappointed by Mr. Ishiguro's "Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfall," but the review gave him a chance to lovingly describe the elements accounted for in the book's subtitle: "It's the time of day that isn't quite day when some people — such as myself — start to feel truly awake.
It was quite a day Wednesday for the Court of Appeals of Quebec.
Barker, Coming and Going If he weren't long dead, Sunday would be quite a day for Harley Granville Barker (1877-1946).
Tuesday, after "quite a long day" Monday in New York for media appearances, Chase said winning "feels absolutely incredible".
The blog post concluded, "On this Thursday, this quite bloody Thursday, I can only say, et tu Matt".
The St Laurent bus also goes quite often Friday and Saturday nights to transport the party crowd.
Well that's quite enough day-dreaming for one day - I've got lots more papers to read.
