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Meanings of end quite in English
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Usage of end quite in English
1
My visit to the Rue Barbette to-morrow morning may end quite satisfactorily.
2
The school came to an end quite in the usual manner.
3
Constructively, the work is a mad farrago; but the end quite justifies the means.
4
The indignities to the poor dodo didn't end quite there.
5
I didn't fear death, but I wasn't ready to face my end quite yet.
6
Max had some difficulty in finishing the verse, and at the end quite broke down.
7
When I was growing up, I believed the world would end quite shortly in nuclear war.
8
She left him in the end quite suddenly.
9
The Rhone leaves this mud in the Lake of Geneva, flowing out at the other end quite clear and pure.
10
Saturday was always going to be significant and so was Aspas, but few expected it to end quite like this.
11
The greater part has its walls filled with books, and I am sitting at one end quite surrounded by them.
12
The visit came to an end quite too soon, grandmother thought, and she was very sorry to part with the little girl.
13
It came to an end quite suddenly, in the usual Dartmoor fashion, and within half an hour most of the mist had cleared off too.
14
The weather and the roads were against it, and it soon came to an end quite as pitiful, though not so costly, as its predecessor.
15
I felt the machine of memory start again with an almost audible "puff, puff," and I went on to the end quite comfortably.
16
He ended quite simply with a flat-palmed gesture of the hand.