Sentence examples for we'd quite from inspiring English sources

We'd quite like this cardie in an adult size too.

They're more just things we'd quite like to do if we can get round to them.

And every now and then we'd quite like them to make us feel happy.

We'd quite like to think that the work we do to shape the world is sometimes seen.

Of course the venues don't want to miss the opportunity for their audience to see War Horse (and nor do we – we'd quite like to see it too).

Colline & Schaunard: We'd quite like a decent meal / Seeing as none of us / Has done a proper day's work / In our lives.

And he thought that by finding that out we would, quite literally, be reading the mind of God.

But in a world where the collective memory of the expenses scandal is still painfully fresh, we would quite like to see some token gestures.

(Comic-book moralities, despite their reputation, are craftier; the "X-Men" series is powerful partly because it's clear that, if you and I were mutants, we would quite possibly side with the evil Magneto).

Their Akismet spam comment blocking service is a godsend – without it we would quite simply be overrun with spam.

They're continually talking to us and saying 'we don't mind you expecting us to provide urine samples, blood samples, provide whereabouts, but we would quite like it if our competitors did the same please'".