Sentence examples for quite local from inspiring English sources

A majority of the contests are quite local.

Tournaments were quite local, and Dr. Johnson and an entourage he annually assembled were among the few touring players.

Hewing closely to the theme, some of the ingredients will be quite local; the chefs will use produce and greens picked from the White House garden on Tuesday.

The Tory candidate has been reduced to complaining that his Lib Dem rival is not quite local enough because he hails from Rochdale, an enormous five miles away.

"It's not likely that all the parallel beams will hit the same turbulence," which is usually quite local, Dr. Willebrand said.

I don't get here enough because it's not quite local - my wife would have to get a babysitter in for our two kids.

Nearly thirty years ago, he moved to Arizona, where the large Latino population is almost ninety per cent Mexican-American, which makes him a novelty, but a familiar one — a not-quite-local boy made good.

He acknowledges that may not be quite how local viewers put it.

Beyond elections, there will be quite limited local mechanisms for holding these mayors to account.

Then we have quite serious local difficulties in the health service to worry about.

Wigan's rivalry with Warrington is not be quite as local, ancient or famous as the enmity they share with St Helens.