Examples of 'quite a project' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a project"
Quite a project: Describes a task, assignment, or undertaking that is substantial, challenging, or noteworthy in terms of complexity or scale. It suggests that the project is significant or impressive in some way
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quite a project
Quite a project you have got going on here.
This must have been quite a project for you.
Quite a project for a young engineer.
That will be quite a project in itself.
Preserving a bright white office chair as white can be quite a project in itself.
Must be quite a project growing coffee.
Your father has been quite a project.
It 's quite a project that you have taken on here.
That sounds like quite a project.
Quite a project you got going here, big brother.
It sounds like quite a project.
It was quite a project overall and very interesting-like building a new town.
Locating all your classmates after so many years can be quite a project.
I have quite a project.
The library we propose will be a vast storehouse of these individual memories. That's quite a project.
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Which is gonna be quite a project because Ella is super grabby.
Quite a project you have got going on here. Oh, my goodness.
That 's quite a project.
That is quite a project of co-ordination if you try to write a book that way yourself.
He 's a Saudi prince, and it 's quite a project getting him settled.
This can be quite a project to undertake, especially because of the standards to be respected.
This must have been quite a project for you… Finding Lamar, setting up the camera.
It 's quite a project and a challenge, is not it?
It 's quite a project.
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But there may be quite an interesting reaction
Quite a boy you have got here
Tootie sings quite well for a child
