Examples of 'he made quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "he made quite"
he made quite - he caused quite an impact or had a significant effect
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he made quite
Sounds like he made quite an impression on you.
The last time he was here he made quite a.
Apparently he made quite an impression on the principal.
I think we only spoke once but he made quite an impression.
I heard he made quite a lot of money.
His entrance is not very exciting, but he made quite an exit.
He made quite a name for himself.
As a rookie driver he made quite a debut in this field.
He made quite a show of decapitating one of his men.
Because I heard he made quite an impression on sonny.
He made quite the living off of this thing.
I am telling you, he made quite an impression on me.
He made quite a point about that.
I only met him that one time, but he made quite an impression.
I guess he made quite a first impression.
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And it gives me hope that I might see him again. He made quite an impression.
He made quite a lot of money using us.
Not surprisingly, he made quite a few.
He made quite the impression on her.
Most days he never left his flat, but two weeks ago, he made quite a trip.
He made quite a splash there.
His entrance is not very exciting, but he made quite an exit . Voila, Bruno.
He made quite a bit of trouble.
I heard he made quite a scene.
He made quite a lot of money in the last few years.
Yes sir, he made quite a point about that.
He made quite an impression.
Sounds like he made quite an impression on you. He did.
He made quite a scene about a wine bottle the other night.
Well, I guess he made quite an impression on you.
He made quite a racket.
Da Vinci . He made quite an entrance.
He made quite an entrance.
But he made quite an exit.
He made quite a protest.
Even then, he made quite an impression with his knowledge of Marxism.
He made quite a splash by announcing he would conjured up the living devil.
And, gosh, he made quite an impression on everybody.
He made quite a name for himself at Reims.
Well, he made quite the recovery.
He made quite a sum as a courier carrying rebel secrets across Union lines.
Well, he made quite an exit.
He made quite a little circle round him ; and as.
Yes . He made quite the impression.
He made quite a splash by announcing he ' d conjured up the living devil.
I think he made quite a sacrifice …, do not you?
He made quite a splash there . Especially with the ladies.
No . He made quite a scene about a wine bottle the other night.
He made quite a step when he had to switch from a Dutch, to a French school.
He made quite a fortune for himself … After soldiers were discharged from the revolutionary army.
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