Sentence examples for stopped quite from inspiring English sources

I suppose, out loud, that Hardwicke might expect to be stopped quite often now with heart-rending true-life stories.

"We've stopped quite a few," said Ronni Aroughetti, president of Heron Ltd., a managing agent for co-op and condo buildings.

It looks like the development of Moderator stopped quite a while ago.

"I wish he would stop, quite frankly.

I yelled at the students to stop (quite aggressively and impolitely, I might add), as it greatly angered me.

In contrast to the steam engine, a gasoline or diesel engine often needed no tending at all, could be very compact, and could start and stop quite easily.

I lost 6 on the figure 8 because I put my foot down several times, more points for decelerating in a turn and a few more for not stopping quite fast enough in one part of the test.

The trains stop quite early, so if you live on the outskirts and want to go out for the night, you've really got no choice but to wait around until the first trains or get a taxi home.

I'm glad I'm going to stop quite soon.' The problem with the Eliot Prize is not simply that a small group of people is regularly asked to make painful decisions affecting the lives of their friends, but that the results can be so bland.

There is a layer of realism sidelining the core that provides a more complex and therefore demanding experience than, say, a Burnout or Need For Speed title, but the experience stops quite a way short of the tyre-behaviour subtlety that GT6 so masterfully conveys.

If the Health Minister is going to succeed in his aim of stopping quite so many people getting to hospital in the first place, and getting those who are hospitalised out again quicker, he's going to need a social care system that's working better than ever.