Sentence examples for quite keep from inspiring English sources

Their European competitors didn't quite keep up.

But Solange can't quite keep up.

During these overstuffed songs, her piano couldn't quite keep up.

She's young… you can't quite keep track of her age.

Despite his best efforts, however, production could not quite keep pace with his enthusiasm.

Hogan can't quite keep tabs on all his many characters and storylines.

They can't quite keep the gears from grinding, particularly as the play spirals toward tragedy.

There are times when execution does not quite keep pace with invention.

"English audiences couldn't quite keep up with the quickfire way the play was written".

Even Jenkins, the Jets' resident lineman-kinesiologist, could not quite keep it straight.

For all its anarchic satire, Fox's "Arrested Development" can't quite keep its smirk frozen in place.