Sentence examples for quite time for from inspiring English sources

It's not quite time for my carriage clock.

It was not quite time for the giddy pile-up, but if the Angels are the team doing that on Sunday, Glaus will be a big reason why.

Now it's not quite time for the Depression-era refrain "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" But some days the resemblance can seem awfully imminent.

The IRA ignored his deadline so Mr Trimble's resignation came into effect.Mr Trimble has done the local equivalent of going to Def Con 2 not quite time for the missile to launch, but almost.

The New Yorker, December 29 , 1934P. 9 Though it's not quite time for it, we can hear in our inner ear the savage and beautiful noise the town makes at midnight of Dec. 31st.

It just may not be quite time for you to begin dating... yet.

Otherwise, the evaluation of these functions can be quite time-consuming for finite element simulations.

It was quite a time for loving.

But one that it took quite some time for me to consciously recognise and appreciate.

But it's going to take quite some time for that to become broad-based".

"We are forecasting the worst first quarter in quite some time" for fund flows, he said.