Sentence examples for quite lit from inspiring English sources

Quite lit.

Got quite lit up when disappointing on his British debut at Wincanton in October but improved to be second at Taunton when wearing a hood.

The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) issued a report on February 1 that hasn't quite lit the lamp of dissent either on Capitol Hill or in the newspapers, but the confused nature of the back and forth concerning the report isn't something to pass over lightly.

Lauren Baratz-Logsted, who edited this collection and is herself the author of several chick lit books, is actually quite a "lit" herself, having contributed an excellent essay to "Flirting with Pride and Prejudice".

The loos are quite well-lit at Glastonbury.

Which is to say that his face is quite well-lit.

"People said I was quite well-lit," he reflects. .

You stood in the middle of it and it was quite low-lit, so it was purely an aural experience.

The Appeal: Nothing evokes old Hollywood glamor quite like a lit cigarette, a stiff cocktail and a fedora.

It's quite a well-lit film.

The perils of presumption and over-promotion are, quite literally, neon-lit.