Usa "quite a lot of" in una frase

1. “You like science fiction?” He nodded yes and she smiled at him, “Well now, the video store had quite a lot of them

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2. They had both been military fighters, and they brought quite a lot of weapons with them

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3. Breaking and entering was not something that Archibald had studied with his tutors, and so it was with some difficulty and quite a lot of noise that he eventually managed to force a window at the back of the ramshackle and degenerate building

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4. The kids asked quite a lot of questions but Gary didn’t mind – in fact he gave the general impression that he was enjoying himself

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5. She was glad that early in her afterlife she had given herself horses and learned to ride, she would have been in quite a lot of pain otherwise

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6. She found it took quite a lot of effort and concentration to move her arm toward the latch that let her out of here

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7. ‘Yes, there was quite a lot of opposition to the conversion

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8. accumulated quite a lot of it by now) to the park across

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9. indeed open – although there was still quite a lot of snow

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10. After that there was quite a lot of crackling followed by several voices replying “Roger”

11. He had a feeling, with this one, there would be quite a lot of ice to break

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12. Sudan’s government is not on good terms with the US anyway, and it would take quite a lot of bombing to pressure them

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13. The stone was cast, quite a lot of the children were left looking

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14. She could see quite a lot of cars shooting past in the

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15. He has a favourite armchair and you will see quite a lot of references to chairs within the book, padded high backed ones are the best, coupled with a glass of port and a good leather bound book in front of the roaring fire

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16. During the whole tour, guide Ricardo showed quite a lot of humor

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17. "Apparently the old wreck has caused quite a lot of excitement, and there are men from a London paper who want to ask you questions about it

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18. Natalie checked the channels and found that there were quite a lot of satellite channels that she had not seen before

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19. This dual screen gaming handheld has opened up quite a lot of doors in terms of game development and its vast array of titles features some of the most innovative uses of the touch screen user input

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20. You may end up with quite a lot of links, but they will be very low quality, probably invisible to search engines, and in fact are a

21. She appears tense quite a lot of the time

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22. Bill and me got through quite a lot of Sunny’s homebrew

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23. quite a lot of them

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24. There’s quite a lot of technical and financial information that needs analysis

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25. Then, suddenly, generally at the end of oneś career, at the time of retirement, we discover that there is quite a lot of time left

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26. Choral drilling can be quite a lot of fun, and it can make some bits of language more memorable

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27. Quite a lot of activity for a harmless medication

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28. One alleged new patient asking the right questions was able to tap into quite a lot of apparently meaningless information

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29. It takes me quite a lot of effort to turn the belt around my thighbone in such a way it isn’t visible through the thin fabric of the dress, but I manage

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30. She thought that it must have been worth quite a lot of money, what with its size, central location and being in immaculate condition

31. ’’ Said Nancy while shaking his hand firmly, intentionally putting quite a lot of strength in her grip and surprising the executive

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32. happened to have spent quite a lot of time with Nancy if his sources in the Army were correct

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33. can put quite a lot of effort into courting each client with the personal touch

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34. � With the supplies we are getting from the United States, we have quite a lot of American equipment on base

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35. We saw and heard quite a lot of traffic on the roads as we neared the city, so we decided to persuade some of the travellers to speak to us

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36. There was quite a lot of dead branches and palm fronds lying around that I could use to cover the entrance, I dug the hole high enough to allow me to kneel in and long enough to stretch my legs when I lay down

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37. � If not, there would be quite a lot of blame coming his way from the High Council, the governing group of global administrators of which he was the chairman

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38. You will of course be acting as well as my special advisor, something that should give you quite a lot of clout

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39. While these teams would prove to be very inconspicuous indeed, they would end up wreaking quite a lot of havoc, thanks to their long range radios

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40. 'There seems to be quite a lot of biological activity on the other side of the door,' the UPS said, 'I have just made a scan, and my guess is that there are some 100 individuals in the room

41. I might add, I made quite a lot of money off my speculations; especially when you came in third at the Galactic Games," he suddenly paused, and then said, "but that's of the least importance,” as if he realized he shouldn’t be wasting Ben’s time with such trivia, and then he said, “What you're going to find in the Outer City is that the Tarmorians give Grand Master's preferential treatment

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42. has been dragged al over the world by the POS, there’s quite a lot of holes in it’s

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43. Mister Corbin has managed the activation of this tower and of its facilities in a masterful way, while Doctor Vyyn Drelan has had quite a lot of success in her world quest for foodstuff

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44. However, Marshall himself had in the last few years been guilty of promoting many officers he judged to be specially meritorious or full of promises, ignoring the seniority list in the process and creating at the same time quite a lot of grumbling from old officers who were being jumped over for promotion

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45. Contrary to most people, she knew quite a lot of details about the Taliban and their organization in that region, and for good reasons: they had put a death fatwa, or religious edict, on her head while she was still an officer in the Canadian Military Intelligence

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46. ‘’There is quite a lot of stars in this room, Sir Arthur

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47. While the atmosphere was thicker and heavier than that of Earth, it also had a higher oxygen content, on top of containing quite a lot of helium, radon and other rare gases

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48. There was quite a lot of traffic along the street they were in, both pedestrian and vehicular, and the area seemed to be a middle income neighborhood

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49. “But he does spend quite a lot of time on the holodeck, doesn’t he? More than the

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50. “What is this place” James couldn’t help asking the gate- keeper, who James found out, had quite a lot of jobs in the city of rain

51. He had found signs of a struggle, and by the look of it there had been quite a lot of people

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52. Quite a lot of explanation, in fact

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53. “He and I used to see quite a lot of each other when I was still in the Service, but we met again at the RAF Club a few weeks ago for the first time in ages

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54. He still had quite a lot of

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55. When they investigated his body, they found that it was quite a lot of bone damage, and quite a lot of decay in his body

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56. There was a bit of coughing - there was quite a lot of coughing

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57. There’s already quite a lot of cash moving about, and Jim hasn’t really started work yet on the African side of the operation,” explained Robin

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58. “When you think about it,” chortled Bonkers, “we’ve really all had quite a lot of fun since we met

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59. I said to him well, isn't it true that your father travels a lot, and is not there for you, and actually you've got quite a lot of feelings about that? He said that's right

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60. “There are still quite a lot of loose ends, aren’t there?” queried Algar

61. They discovered they had quite a lot of interests in common, although a love of motorbikes was not one of them

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62. Kensington, and in those days quite a lot of pubs had them as well, though they were often out of

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63. use in case of a shower, but quite a lot of these unsheltered volumes were worn and faded, evidently

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64. In the ecstasy of their lovemaking quite a lot of midnight oil was burnt that night as well

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65. There was a cousin – elderly now of course – who I saw quite a lot of when I was a child

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66. From what I understand a belief is really just a firmly held opinion, and quite a lot of my firmly held opinions have changed throughout my life, and that happened without any expert help

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67. quite a lot of thanks from the humans here

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68. Certainly she had picked up quite a lot of poetry during his era, and from that she argued she might have picked up other things, if they had been brought to her notice in time

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69. "I've met quite a lot of interesting people since I saw you last," he said

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70. While quite a lot of residents in the area were transient, in some cases dedicated squatters, Quilter was a longer term local

71. She was occupying quite a lot of space on the bench

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72. It’s pretty much what I expected, although it’s not just “a few” electrodes, it’s quite a lot of them, with wires going all over the place

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73. In the old days, there was quite a lot of traffic between the dimensions, hence the quality of the two roads

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74. For all its airy fairy kind of approach Reiki had quite a lot of cool stuff to play with

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75. “Well, I have done quite a lot of work on the early, cave-dwelling man in Europe, fieldwork in the south and west of France and Spain and wrote many articles on the cave drawings I have studied

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76. We have gleaned quite a lot of information on the Mesolithic man in this way

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77. It's quite a lot of money

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78. quite a lot of each other,” said Talaat bey graciously

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79. There's quite a lot of money riding on it

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80. There are quite a lot of popular video sites out there that you can submit your videos to for free

81. We watch quite a lot of television,

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82. Angie told me she had met quite a lot of selfish old people in her life, but Mum really took the cake

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83. the train arrived at Jadavpur station, quite a lot of commuters boarded,

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84. “To trust what you’re saying involves putting quite a lot of trust in you

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85. quite a lot of money

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86. You have to remember that there are quite a lot of Forex trading scams on the internet

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87. There are periods of inactivity but there are also quite a lot of physical benefits that make this activity good for those who are less athletic

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88. While growing up, children need quite a lot of attention

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89. It was a sort of cabaret to the main business of the halt, which Was the consumption of quite a lot of a bear which had incautiously come within bowshot of Hrun

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90. It suddenly seemed to him to have been full of long damp nights sleeping under the stars, desperate fights with trolls, city guards, countless bandits and evil priests and, on at least three occasions, actual demigods - and for what? Well, for quite a lot of treasure, he had to admit - but where had it all gone? Rescuing beleagured maidens had a certain passing reward, but most of the time he'd finished up by setting them up in some city somewhere with a handsome dowry, because after a while even the most agreeable exmaiden became possessive and had scant sympathy for his efforts to rescue her sister sufferers

91. “Maybe quite a lot of vodka

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92. After a while Philpot suggested a change to `Beggar my neighbour', and won quite a lot of cards before they found out that he had hidden all the jacks in the pocket of his coat, and then they mobbed him for a cheat

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93. She was high strung and had quite a lot of temper tantrums all the time

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94. “It could be quite a lot of money

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95. But he bustled about, and so did the Rat, and soon they found some guava jelly in a glass dish, and a cold chicken, a tongue that had hardly been touched, some trifle, and quite a lot of lobster salad; and in the pantry they came upon a basketful of French rolls and any

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96. Sahndyrs was prepared to overlook quite a lot of meddling as long as that was true

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97. Ahbaht, like quite a lot of Emeraldians, preferred cherrybean tea, made from the roasted and ground seeds of the cherrybean tree

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98. 'Yes, we saw quite a lot of him; met him by chance at Constantinople

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99. The people who had got specially good bargains at the Sale took a deal of convincing; and in the end to sav6 time Bilbo had to buy back quite a lot of his own furniture

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100. What that means, essentially, is that you have to spend very little money to get quite a lot of coverage