Sentence examples for set quite from inspiring English sources

I've set quite a few books here, as Cornwall gives me lovely, atmospheric settings.

His bar is set quite high".

The singers are miked and the amplification is set quite high.

One problem for the congressman is that he has set quite a high standard for himself.

If the same holds true on Friday, it could set quite a stage for the weekend finish on the South.

In April 1999 the main rate for workers aged 22 or over was set quite low, at £3.60 an hour.

Expanding on his original statement about "The Goat," he said: "Every civilization sets quite arbitrary limits to its tolerances.

"We can make the goal setting quite close to the here and now," she says.

Because the eclipse will occur just a month ahead of the summer solstice, the sun will be setting quite far north of due east.

"I wanted to set it quite a long way in the past," she says.

(It helped that the Canadians and Americans had set themselves quite low targets).