Sentence examples for quite scaled from inspiring English sources

Tsonga was marked for greatness after that but has not quite scaled such heights, suffering from injuries, inconsistency and the limitations of his two-handed backhand.

Sean has not quite scaled the same heights with follow-up, "Do You Remember", which still racked up seven-figures in sales, thanks to vocal contributions this time from reggae star Sean Paul and rapper Lil John.

Despite relatively productive periods at clubs such as Preston North End and Leeds United, the 34-year-old never quite scaled the same heights at club level.

Cadre launched a secondary marketplace some time ago, says Williams, though he adds that it "hasn't quite scaled the product quite yet".

Even though billions of people can access digital content, demand hasn't quite scaled as fast as supply has.

And if he hadn't quite scaled the heights of creepiness and pretentiousness, he would read me "The Wasteland" aloud, all the while doing a subtle pelvic thrust in his chair, like he was breathing through his balls.

His Prom performance didn't quite scale comparable heights, despite its often remarkable musical beauty.

The Tragic Tale Of A Genius can't quite scale those kind of heights.

Heir not just to Blair but to Obama too, if not quite scaling those heights of excitement.

Die Seejungfrau was preceded by Rachmaninov's Third Piano Concerto, with Marc-André Hamelin as soloist, a performance that didn't quite scale the heights one perhaps expected.

Restaurants don't quite scale the way software companies do, and it made him feel listless and frustrated.