Sentence examples for rose quite from inspiring English sources

"Gas prices rose quite a bit in the last few months, but that hasn't deterred people from buying larger vehicles".

Here's the reality: In May, rates actually rose quite sharply, as 10-year Treasury yields jumped to 2.16 percent from 1.63 percent.

Van shook his head incredulously, threw some kisses, and rose, quite shaken, to say that he wished all his friends would say an occasional prayer for him to enable him to live up to all that had happened.

But then something astonishing happened: the American fertility rate reversed its decline, and even rose quite sharply, back almost to the replacement rate.During the 1980s and 1990s, both America and Europe also admitted a lot of immigrants.

Unless the stock rose quite significantly, the chances are slim that the Obama administration would sell its 500 million shares before the November election and invite criticism from Republicans about the wisdom of the auto industry bailout.

Hershey's shares rose quite rapidly from 1.5% to 5% amid speculation of a possible Cadbury takeover bid.

No one could rise quite like him.

It has been rising quite fast for some time.

A few main courses did not rise quite so high.

But consumers' expectations of price rises over the next year have risen quite sharply.

In that Histrionic exertion, few have managed to rise quite so high from so far outside.