Sentence examples for you know quite from inspiring English sources

It was "English, you know quite English," wrote Harris.

"Which is, you know, quite a bit more than that".

Some of it is turf, you know, quite frankly.

"You sound like you know quite a bit about beer drinking".

"That's something that's, you know, quite a far ways away," he said.

Perhaps it's a concentrated stock holding in your employer, whose business you know quite well.

You never know quite where you stand in relation to an Isherwood work.

Part of the kick of a Kronos Quartet concert is that you never know quite what you're going to get.

With a different set menu every night, you never know quite what you're going to get – the house style is traditional Flemish with an innovative modern twist.

That is the thing about this notion of creative destruction: You never know quite know when you stop creating and get destroyed.

If you follow me on Forbes, you already know quite a bit about my parenting style.