Sentence examples for removed quite from inspiring English sources

Q: I suppose this person would say: "Don't you think you should?" A: I hope I would be removed quite quickly.

Cadmium was removed quite effectively in the anaerobic wetland cells.

This week we welcome Darrell "Patents" Etherington to our soundstage and I've removed quite a bit of the messy static.

And, smartly, since it covers the backseats, it can be removed quite easily and folds into quarters so you can chuck it in the trunk when you have passengers or belongings on the aft bench.

Sure, the service has removed quite a lot of the friction to producing an audio ad, but perhaps it could still be more automated, such as self signup or for those that know what they want, the ability to upload a script there and then.

Both in pursuit of excellence and in pursuit of overall, lifelong fitness, something which is now sorely lacking in the U.S. London put on a grand show, Mitt Romney's stunningly boorish and buffoonish comments on Olympics eve notwithstanding, which made this Englishman a few centuries removed quite happy.

If you want to be utterly certain your books never offend anyone, you'll have to remove quite a few more volumes than that.

The prime virtue of the decanter is its ability to remove quite high levels of suspended solids from a liquid, with a reasonably low level of retained liquids in the separated solids.