Sentence examples for quite switched from inspiring English sources
And the "blue tide" is coinciding with concerns within Labor that Shorten sounds "half-hearted" as opposition leader, as if he "hasn't quite switched on yet".
"But sometimes it's that mental edge that has cost us games in the past when we haven't quite switched on or had a little lapse in concentration or haven't quite nailed a critical moment in a game and it's been incredibly costly".
But her new access to deeper resources may alter some of the roadmap: I still havent quite switched my brain from the scarcity world of a startup. Ideally, Id like to see Bebo as a social media network be able to say were global and everywhere thats relevant. Theyll be launching at least six different language sites.
Between my job, the PhD, volunteering, and attempting to have a life, it feels like I never quite switch off".
It's the understandable pitfall of working from home (or, in Stickley's case, in the same building), when you can never quite switch off from what needs to be done.
Moreover, "many of the women who quit switched careers — some quite drastically".
At a valuation between $3.9bn and $4.5bn, it's still small in comparison, but in the startup world brand loyalty is weak, and consumers could quite easily switch apps.
When water becomes quite hot, switch off the stove.
The financial crisis of 2008 created a generation of twentysomethings whose projected life-arc had switched, quite suddenly, from an upward curve to a downward one.
I am actually quite pleased Zuckerberg switched to wearing a grey T-shirt every day, as he has zero dress sense, which I guess he figured out at some point.
When I read the first series, it was very much a woman in a man's world, but now we've got Keeley Hawes [who plays a detective inspector under investigation] it's definitely switched quite a lot of the focus.
