Examples of 'can get quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "can get quite"
This phrase is often used to convey that something has the potential to become very intense, challenging, or extreme. For example, 'The competition can get quite fierce' means that the level of competition is high and intense
How to use "can get quite" in a sentence
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can get quite
It can get quite dicey up here at times.
Because otherwise it can get quite claustrophobic.
It can get quite cold in that room.
Fighting dogs can get quite attached.
It can get quite cool on the way up.
Even atheists can get quite violent.
It can get quite crowded in the weekend.
In the summer it can get quite hot.
Sondra can get quite emotional at times.
A regimen of aterna can get quite pricy.
This can get quite complicated when.
Boxes with books can get quite heavy.
I can get quite a good reception there.
Many cars can get quite cold.
Can get quite dodgy at night.
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And they can get quite old.
I love it so much that my standards can get quite low.
His fans can get quite obsessive.
Be sure to bring a jacket as it can get quite cold.
He can get quite busy because he is so versatile.
The cover stories can get quite ridiculous.
It can get quite busy in the summer.
By going up the beach we can get quite close to her.
God can get quite cross.
As some of the residents can get quite beady.
It can get quite humid sometimes.
Japanese bayonets can get quite expensive too.
It can get quite tiresome after a few sessions.
Some of the explanations can get quite involved.
It can get quite hot up there.
Well you see they can get quite infected.
It can get quite cold.
The situation under water can get quite sophisticated.
They can get quite territorial.
We all know that electrons can get quite complex.
Tempers can get quite hot around here.
I understand stuff like this can get quite unnerving.
Things can get quite contentious.
This is largely because things can get quite complicated.
Beware it can get quite cold in the winter.
Some of these espresso machines can get quite large.
So they can get quite large.
Examining consumer impacts in detail can get quite complicated.
It can get quite buggy.
And some of these demonstrations can get quite big.
It can get quite raucous.
Cases involving comparative negligence can get quite complex.
It can get quite tiring.
The topic of software licenses can get quite complex.
It can get quite frustrating.
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