Sentence examples for quite of a from inspiring English sources

"Actually, quite of a few of the European royals today seem to be marrying PR girls," says Dr Morris Bierbrier, formerly co-editor of Debrett's.

The 800 or so guests, quite of a few of whom had taken the theme of the spring exhibition, "Punk: Chaos to Couture," to heart on Monday night, tromped in ball gowns and combat boots and heavy black eyeliner and safety-pin dresses and spiked hair and shredded fishnets into the Temple of Dendur for the evening's entertainment, which included back-to-back mini-concerts by Debbie Harry and Kanye West.

The airline sector has lost quite of a bit of altitude in 2009, with losses flying in the face of lower fuel prices and a nearly four-week long rally in the broader market.

And it took us quite of a while to persuade those gators to vacate the premises".

I am friends with quite of a few of the senior officials in his administration.

The Amygdala creatures embody this sense of gazing upon the unknowable, as they are not quite of a form that we recognise in the natural world.

"He is quite confident of a good settlement for London".

The city is quite deserving of a world championship team.

And one certainly worthy of quite a bit of pie!

Quite a lot of results, as a matter of fact.

Second forgotten fact: For quite a lot of Somalia and for quite a lot of the last 20 years, quite a lot of things have worked.