Sentence examples for was quite within from inspiring English sources

It was not just that, contrary to the assumptions of 1930s planners, north Wales was quite within range of German long-range bombers (indeed, parts of it were on the flight path to heavily bombed Liverpool); it was also that the whole genteel notion of the house-museum was an antiquated fantasy.

Queen guitarist Brian May has said the estate was "quite within its rights" to request its removal.

Writing on his blog, Queen guitarist Brian May said the estate was "quite within their rights" to request "an update to the paint job".

Team Sky principal Dave Brailsford said in September that Cavendish was "quite within his rights" to want a team dedicated around him and his priorities.

So he has done it when he is stronger, and I think he is quite within his rights".

'Newcastle have lots of passionate supporters and they are quite within their rights to express disapproval if they have not enjoyed what they have seen.

However, as both Oracle and Sun are firms with global reach, as in the earlier case, the European Commission is quite within its rights to take a stand.

Thus, such MPs argue, they are quite within their rights to change sides without any need to consult their voters.Bagehot has some sympathy with this argument.

But Dr Justin Davis Smith, chief executive of Volunteering England, the national volunteer development agency, isn't so sure that schemes such as this are quite within the remit of volunteering.

When, in November 2016, she becomes (God willing) the most powerful woman in the world, Potus (untrademarked, apparently) Hillary will be quite within her rights to tell Donald: "You're fired!" His attempt to trademark that phrase was turned down in 2004.

The only reason they still have jobs at all is courtesy of us taxpayers, and we would be quite within our rights to put them all on the minimum wage, though even then we might be overpaying them.