Sentence examples for quite planned from inspiring English sources

Sex was quite planned - 'but nothing,' says Lester, 'in comparison with later, when we were doing it by the clock.' 'Then, after a year or so, I thought I'd had an early miscarriage,' says Joanne.

"That was something that wasn't quite planned, but the main theme was sort of there," he said, playing down the quality of the goal.

MARRAKESH — It was not quite planned this way, but the biggest star of the 4th Arts Biennale in Marrakesh may turn out to be an unfinished opera house, the town's great white elephant.

I haven't quite planned the Warsaw meetup yet but I figure we can go down to Lolek or something but I'll update you shortly when/if I hear something.

The tournament was duly played, but the outcome was not quite as planned: Mikhail Chigorin and Max Weiss tied for first place; their play-off resulted in four draws and Weiss wanted to get back to his work for the Rothschild Bank.

Heavy manufacturing has taken a huge hit during the current recession and Boeing has not been immune, as the company is not quite halfway through 10,000 planned layoffs.

Sample size calculations may become quite formidable, if the planned analysis is more complex than testing the CSH of interest only.

Overall time required to conclude the planned treatment was quite longer than the 14 planned weeks; median actual time was 18 weeks (range 14 20).

"The era of big master-planned communities is not quite over, but it's ending," he said.

Ministers admit that the closest equivalent to their planned giveaway was France's quite conventional devolution of power to local mayors in the 1980s.

After all, no art form is quite so ruthless in its embrace of planned obsolescence: new styles of rapping, dressing, dancing and producing revolutionize hip-hop every year, and any rapper with more than two albums is considered a veteran.