Sentence examples for was quite looking from inspiring English sources

(I was quite looking forward to that).

"I was quite looking forward to not playing the brat or the bully," he says of his latest role.

After finishing the book, he said, he was "quite looking forward to resting on my laurels," but the Oxford poetry post obliges him to give two lectures a year there, and he had already begun to consider some possible subjects.

Jennie Rigg (@miss_s_b) Congrats to #bbcqt for managing to book THREE of my "I won't watch if this person is on" ppl onto the same show (Umunna, Dorries, Nuttall) January 9, 2014 pickwick (@pickwick) I was quite looking forward to @bbcquestiontime coming back tonight, but Dorries AND a Ukipper?

Mixed synchronised swimming at the European Aquatics Championships – 11 May 400mm lens 1/2500 f3.2 ISO 3200 It was the first time that this event had been held at a European championships so I was quite looking forward to seeing something a bit different at the London Aquatics Centre.

And strangely enough I was quite looking forward to watching it on TV, but the live experience was extraordinary... there was so much going on it was hard to pick it up on TV, so you lost a lot of that element which was a shame because in the actual stadium it was amazing".

We're quite looking forward to that.

I'm quite looking forward to it.

TV: Broad City I'm quite looking forward to the new series.

"I'm quite looking forward to getting home now," he said.

Is it odd, Mvula asks, that she's quite looking forward to speaking about all this at last?