Sentence examples for they will quite from inspiring English sources

At time's, where appropriate, they will quite naturally drop into the first person.

Whoever gets the part, they will – quite simply – need to be so good that we forget Ford ever existed.

Her family fears that those who ordered her death will never be brought to justice, that they will quite literally get away with murder.

Such practices are unacceptable, and I have no doubt that they will, quite rightly, be met with considerable dismay by licence-fee payers and staff alike".

Once students begin their studies they will quite rightly expect clear and timely communication from their university about their lectures and seminars, student events, academic facilities and the extra-curricular opportunities available to them.

The hunting conventions are where the hunters will go to book their hunts, where they will decide that they want to hunt a lion, so they'll go to one of the big hunting conventions and they will meet various people, outfitters they're called, who will arrange the hunt, and then they will quite often meet the professional hunter who is going to be accompanying them on the hunt in Africa.

And if you get them in the right mood, they'll quite happily reveal themselves.

If you can get your millenials to trust you (by trusting and being honest with them), they'll tell you if they think something is crap - and they'll quite often be right.

Sticking older teenagers with really young kids is lame, you're pretty much making them substitute babysitters and they'll quite rightly be cross.

If I had to predict, I think voters will decide that what they're currently being fed is not appetizing, and they'll quite eagerly and enthusiastically look elsewhere.

"That's quite a lot of people and they are assuming they will make quite a lot of money from it.