Sentence examples for quite soaked from inspiring English sources

"One part of the track was quite soaked and one part pretty dry.

Last night was an historic occasion and to top it off like this, it hasn't quite soaked in.

Last night was an historic occasion for us and to top it off like this, it hasn't quite soaked in.

There's nothing quite like a blood-soaked John McClane laughing and singing standards.

Mr. Church's whiskey-soaked gospel is not quite the same as the squeaky-clean traditionalist orthodoxy that grips much of Nashville these days, but it is orthodoxy nonetheless, a belief in the fundamental roughness of country music, even its transgressive potential.

Overall, the show was energetic and quite well received by the rain-soaked audience surrounding the stage.

While his woozy single, "The Hills," was a classic Weeknd track (seriously, no one does drug-soaked, emotionless sex tunes quite like he does), "Can't Feel My Face" signaled his clearest, strongest play at mainstream stardom.

If anyone wondered quite why she was such a booze-soaked hellraiser in her time, her autobiography, Bloody Mary: My Story, offers up ample reason.

Tune in to Radio 4 from olive oil-soaked Umbria and you are quite likely to hear cheery Alan Smith (a newsreader) say over and over again: "Due to rights restrictions this part of the programme is unavailable".

However, with a larcenous cut-and-run ploy up his scotch-soaked sleeve, our barman isn't quite the hopeless case he might seem.

And since the Blues – for all their splendid sweat-soaked, deadball-winning obduracy – are not yet quite as good at being Stoke as Stoke are, I think we can judge that Tony Pulis's team would swat Barça aside without so much as dropping an oatcake.