Sentence examples for quite saw from inspiring English sources

I never quite saw the grandchildren!' Over coffee, I ask her about François.

But while many saw politics at the heart of the quarrel, McCarthy never quite saw things that way.

Boulton is married to Anji Hunter, Tony Blair's former special assistant who never quite saw eye to eye with Campbell.

He's also the first Doctor to give off that air of the tremendous responsibility – which you never quite saw before … Is he a good Doctor?

We never quite saw ourselves getting that keen on our Aga, and indeed we took a belt-and-braces approach to the kitchen, installing an electric fan oven as back-up.

Erbil's rulers never quite saw the point of a final compromise with Baghdad's Shiite politicians — as each year passed, the Kurds got richer on their own terms, they attracted more credible and deep-pocketed oil companies as partners, and they looked more and more like they led a de-facto state.

Surgery does that quite effectively by sawing through the roof truss and letting the dome widen.

Although other creatures don't have anything quite like a circular saw or a juice machine, capuchin monkeys select "hammer" rocks of an appropriate material and weight to crack open seeds, fruits, or nuts on larger "anvil" rocks, and New Caledonian crows probe branches with grass, twigs, and leaf strips to extract insects.

And then 0-50, or whatever's next - whatever, that's the game, another break in this see-sawing and quite silly second set, and that's 4-3 Li Na, Li Na to serve.

Plywood mills produce quite different residues than saw-mills.

I am gratified to find that I still have aptitude with a hammer and circular saw, if not quite the physical endurance I once had.