Usar "quite an" en una oración

1. ‘You made quite an impression her when you spoke to her on the phone, you know

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2. "Well," Alan said, "it's quite an adventure as far as she's told it so far

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3. This has been quite an evening

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4. He'd also had quite an adventure, not just rough weather on the Ttharmine but a three decade sail thru rivers they had to keep buying new maps for

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5. "Look, I can't listen to anything else until I've had something to eat", cried the young man, getting quite angry now

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6. It is one thing having an affair, quite another committing to a relationship

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7. She’s quite animated and clearly keen to continue with her music

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8. It’s one thing to disapprove of someone’s behaviour but quite another to write this sort of filth

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9. expected in any man of worth, a woman’s beauty was quite another

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10. eat", cried the young man, getting quite angry now

11. and can have quite an imagination! Yet I believe that

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12. Quite an achievement

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13. ‘Coming here … it’s one thing coming here when you are safely tucked up in bed, but quite another when you are out somewhere

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14. Quite anti-social, objectively speaking

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15. 'count their blessings', for though they were, in fact, quite fortunate not to have been killed or suffered any serious injuries in Justice's wave of wrathful destruction and death, they were still quite anxious

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16. He must have seen it as quite an

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17. Election Day was quite an experience

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18. That was quite an experience, there was only one shower room

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19. But then there was quite an involved proof that not even one body could have come to rest in that point without colliding with another in a nearby orbit

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20. "Well the quest to get here was quite an adventure, but this home with you is well worth it

21. "That poet was wrong" said Mary Dwindle, "There's not even a breath of a breeze up here - its so quite and peaceful

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22. The next few days would be quite an adventure, if he had to go into that terrain looking for Sloan

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23. She was delighted with her new dress and shoes and she chattered quite animatedly, and though I could not understand much of what she was saying, I interjected “Really?” or “Oh my

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24. “I want everyone to keep a keen eye out because I will admit that I don’t like what’s happening around here it’s just too bloody quite and I can’t see the Turks leaving us here for long helping ourselves to their water

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25. The desire to avoid it was one thing, actually achieving that was quite another

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26. “He can’t answer you because the pain medication he is on makes him sleep a lot he needs quite and rest

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27. “Anyway Snowy and me found a little place off the path and we dug a grave for old Ben we thought he would have liked it there as it was quite and quite a nice little spot

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28. This is quite an interesting story

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29. As we stepped out behind them we scanned the yard for any would be attackers but it was quite and empty

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30. “What the bloody hell have you been up to then you’re a bit of a dark horse on the quite and no mistake?” Before George could say anything Bert added

31. ” The following morning George had turned up but he was more quite and subdued than usual and although me and Frank talked to him Bert refused to

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32. It was very quite and the waiting out here had everyone on pins our nerves were stretched tight and we jumped at the least little noise

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33. ” Georges face went red but he never replied to what Bert had said instead he just sat there quite and didn’t say another word

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34. The quite and the birds singing mixed with the feeling of relative safety as well as being able to talk to someone had got me acting as though the battle was over

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35. The Colonel cleared his throat and everything in the room went quite and I must admit that he looked a crusty old bugger to say the least

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36. I’m fairly certainly that Longleaf broke a number of their bones—he’s quite an agile fighter

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37. had quite another idea

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38. I have to tell you; you made quite an impression! Everyone was staring, especially me

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39. “Yes, sir! And it is quite an impressive rig we built for heating the water, if I do say so, sir,” he averred, with his toothy grin that was so perfect it looked artificial

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40. “They are quite an interesting couple

41. Whoever built this thing would be indeed quite an eccentric if any door would be cryptically lying in an obscure, random position

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42. It was quite an effect

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43. It has been quite an adventure so far in the Centron and it’s no small wonder that it’s all under your control

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44. I take some measure of pride in being in active control of the mechanism, which though quite ancient and indeed of great xenoarchaelogical interest, rest assured is quite safe and sound in all aspects of its operation

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45. This area alone needs a lot of understanding and education but that is quite another day’s work and not within the scope of this book

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46. It’s quite an eerie feeling walking through the forest and hearing their high pitched calls echoing all around you

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47. "The Bible doesn't say so," cried Mary, who had read so much of the Bible on Sunday afternoons under Miss Cornelia's eye that she now considered herself quite an authority on it

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48. It was quite an impressive family

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49. All the tumen were formed up in ranks and made quite an impressive sight, but, of course, my tumen was on the western end of the line and we could see almost nothing of what was going on

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50. There was quite an

51. I’m sure the trip was quite an adventure for him—at least he seemed to be enjoying himself

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52. After all, Juchi and he had quite an adventure together

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53. I suspect most of the tales are exaggerations, but even so it must have been quite an adventure

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54. But the other guy, Teddy Boy, is quite another matter

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55. The words stored in Microsoft Word 2000, the software employed by millions of users on their PCs, would seem to have been subject to PC of quite another kind

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56. and quite another to refrain from that same thing because it's forbidden

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57. “I was in college when I found Maria again, it was quite an emotional reunion

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58. The first one I went to was quite an opportunity

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59. Since the Dominican Republic is very close to Cuba, there was quite an extensive discussion of Fidel Castro’s government internal problems and international incursions, such as in Mozambique, the deaths in Bolivia of Jorge Massetti and the Argentinian “Che” Guevara a few months after his almost fatal fight with Castro in Havana, and Castro’s chronic accusation of United States’ interference in Latin American affairs

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60. “Pastor Taylor’s announcement that Jonas would be preaching the following Sunday sent the church into quite an uproar

61. they can also be quite an annoyance for others in

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62. Not quite an attempted rape, she thought, but close

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63. at me in that way, I could have started working in quite another room

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64. I have quite an aversion to

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65. Quite an experience that, and incredibly painful

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66. It was quite another to accept it in the blood

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67. It’s the story of how Hilia came to be an outpost of my nation, and it’s quite an amusing story

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68. But it was one thing to forgive in principle and quite another to retain the same generosity when the man who had wronged him was actually here

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69. doing it is quite another matter

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70. He got quite angry with me when I disapproved of his efforts to compel Candace to get over her fear of intercourse, even though she had emphatically told him to back off

71. She was becoming quite annoyed with herself for thinking about him so often and was sure that she had been stupid enough to fall in love with him

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72. It is quite an honor to represent Buffalo Calf Woman because she was the presenter of the Sacred Pipe to the Sioux people so many years ago

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73. “Would you like me to give you a sedative? It looks like the trip has made you quite anxious,” Dr

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74. Noted maritime historian Frederick Stonehouse wrote the story of the Mesquite and has chronicled the Coast Guard in several other books

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75. practicing it is quite another (especially when the consequences

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76. That could be quite an adventure

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77. quite angry that you have trespassed and it

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78. Pneumo considered that to be quite an honor, so he took his time about it

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79. ‘You have quite an extensive fan club Tress

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80. "Yes, but more than one thousand—quite an armory

81. I called Grace up and she told me quite another story:

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82. Buying such a hairy ball is one thing, opening it quite another

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83. Effectively the donors were quite anonymous! The resultant foetuses were declared wards of the state and made available for normal adoption so that they could go to deserving parents

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84. Michael did not keep me in the loop concerning his attorney-client relationships so this letter was quite an eye-opener! Needless to say, I had to write Mr

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85. For those of you who are not to much of a video editor, there is quite an easy way

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86. The wind rushed through the open window in the cabin while outside it caused the trees to sway, and one in particular was making Zoe quite annoyed

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87. In English! – This was quite an easy

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88. That was also quite an undertaking as we needed to corner a particular bird in the large, walk-in mews, throw a blanket over it and grab its feet so that it could no longer do damage with its talons

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89. That was quite an accomplishment as for the previous several days the scheduled flights of Alaska Airlines in and out of Unalaska had been cancelled because of the dense fog

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90. That was quite an achievement

91. This statement created quite an uproar in the British press

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92. The first time I tried to get Mike dressed was quite an experience

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93. That was quite an admission; however, Rochelle wanted to

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94. I grew fond of the team at the new branch and it was quite an

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95. “It is quite an honor considering our reclusive nature

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96. That’s quite an achievement and one many writers would envy

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97. Quite an impressive, timely response

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98. It appears that you made quite an impression on her and she had a great time on your date together

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99. here and to grasp it, or to think that we grasp it, intellectually; but it is quite another to enter into that marvellous world and know it with a certainty that can never again be shaken

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100. She was quite an adventurous driver