Sentence examples for quite will from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it never quite will be.

A more aggressive Andy Murray battled world No. 1 Novak Djokovic for five sets but could not quite will himself over the finish line to score the upset.

Which, quite obviously, will have Doncaster squirming.

Not quite: "legislation will be introduced in the next parliament".

Dunham said she "loved" that show, with which "Girls," though quite different, will invariably be compared.

The iron we could not quite destroy will serve destruction yet.

The costs of development, which can be quite high, will have been largely wasted.

"But by Friday it looks as though the rain, some of it quite heavy, will arrive".

You never know quite what will grow".

"This, quite simply, will bring a brighter future to Nepal," he said.

Having a quite sleep will make you sleep faster.