Examples of 'quite a business' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a business"
quite a business: Implies a situation that is impressive, noteworthy, or very active
How to use "quite a business" in a sentence
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quite a business
It produced quite a business boom for him.
Domain names have become quite a business.
It was quite a business getting him out of it.
You must have quite a business.
Well, with all the superstitious tourists coming through here, I will bet you do quite a business.
Chaz had himself quite a business.
It 's quite a business you have built, Antoine.
Falcone Imports has been doing quite a business.
They say it will be quite a business once the war is over.
Teaching English in Hong Kong has become quite a business.
It must be quite a business.
I needed to take everything off and start again - it 's quite a business.
I hear you are running quite a business from your cell with only a phone and a few loyal men.
It 's new every time, so the impact must be quite a business on you.
There's quite a business in fossils.
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Well, you must have quite a business.
Must be quite a business on you. It's new every time, so the impact.
I do not know why . There is quite a business in fossils.
It's quite a business you have built, Antoine. Yeah.
According to your partner, you have got quite a business going for yourself selling Quaaludes.
Are you sure you want to quit? It must be quite a business if it's.
It must be quite a business if it 's.
Wealthy clients . Quite a business.
Oh, we do quite a business in them.
And she 's built quite a business for herself.
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