Sentence examples for quite when the from inspiring English sources

But if it didn't happen quite when the history books suggest, prog definitely had its doldrums.

Rather like a chap found dead in a club chair, nobody seems able to say quite when the British empire expired, but everyone agrees it is no more.

Quite when the first conifer appeared is not well understood, but there are candidates in the general mish-mash of early seed plants.

Quite when the original-format Grindhouse will get a theatrical release here has yet to be announced, but it will find its audience some day.

But nobody really knows quite when the presses will be switched off for the last time, and until then reality is likely to continue to be more complicated than is predicted.

It looked a bit like the one here, but not quite: when the stylist tried to get one, it transpired that the London shop that stocked it was so fashionable it closed on Japanese bank holidays.

Quite when England was last the world's top cricket team is a matter of debate.

Bure is quite willing, and seems quite happy, when the subject is Florida.

In the spring, the larvae resume development and are quite large when the grassy field is rotated to corn or soybeans and the new plants are quite small.

However, they were quite obvious when the stress was high.

Decibel level can be quite high when the restaurant fills.