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1
Servants and subordinate agents in England are
quite
unmanageable
in these respects.
2
It had neither rudder nor masts, so that it was
quite
unmanageable
.
3
I declare those children will get
quite
unmanageable
with such long holidays.
4
Besides, a moon of two hundred feet diameter did not seem
quite
unmanageable
.
5
I'm sure the champagne will be
quite
unmanageable
after all this shaking up.
6
Some files prepared by gardaí are often "
quite
unmanageable
in terms of bulk".
7
At present the Soldier dare not issue oats or the animals would become
quite
unmanageable
.
8
They were new horses and young, and the Marquise said that Charles found them
quite
unmanageable
.
9
It grew wilder as it grew older, and became
quite
unmanageable
-
they
could
n't
keep it in the embassy.
10
Less often, the child will be quiet with his own nurse, and
quite
unmanageable
with a stranger.
11
They say he is
quite
unmanageable
to-day.
12
Shortly before reaching Bishop's, "wife's shoes" became
quite
unmanageable
.
13
You must excuse the children, who see so little company, they are
quite
unmanageable
when strangers are present.
14
The council, however, was for a long time
quite
unmanageable
,
and only yielded at last to open violence.
15
He was a difficult old man when he served the farmer; he was
quite
unmanageable
in his private affairs.
16
They were now in shoal water, and the vessel, already half waterlogged, became
quite
unmanageable
in the furious waves.
quite
unmanageable
quite