Sentence examples for quite top from inspiring English sources
Still, audiences appreciate Mr. Ross's jokes, though the ones we hear are not quite top rank.
The acting and writing are superb throughout, even if they don't quite top the (almost insurmountable) heights of The Outs.
No establishment can quite top the view from the Granary, 1800 Spirit Dance Road at the Spring Creek Ranch.
Not quite top, it turns out: Seryozha has been around for a while, and his sports masters have decided to elevate a younger rival.
Not only have they u-turned, even they admit that their proposals are quite top line and don't address the details.
The novel's middle-aged heroine, Cath, works as a speechwriter for a Wall Street investment bank that is "not quite top tier but bumping against Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley".
It's not quite top-tier, but it's a really enjoyable novel, worthy of both writers' bibliographies.
The phrase is used to describe something not quite top-drawer but adequate for most duty.
But there is one new element that renders the book galvanic, even if this is not quite top-drawer Seymour.
By recent standards, it's not quite top-ranking: it doesn't have the coherence and firm morality of Fargo or the loopy hilarity of The Big Lebowski.
"The dialogue in this space initially was quite top-down: 'We have to teach kids to code or they will be unemployed!
