Examples of 'quite an old' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite an old"
When something is described as 'quite an old,' it means that it is considerably old or aged. This phrase is often used to emphasize the advanced age or antiquity of an object, person, or concept
How to use "quite an old" in a sentence
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quite an old
You have become quite an old fool.
Quite an old article you got there.
You look like quite an old fella.
It was quite an old wheelchair that a friend of mine gave me.
I am thinking about getting quite an old one.
You are quite an old relic you know.
I hope you will soon be quite an old friend.
Joker is quite an old player as well.
Entrepreneurship itself in Finland is quite an old phenomenon.
Quite an old showplace really.
The design is quite an old pattern.
Quite an old story.
He is not quite an old man.
Quite an old house.
Mine is quite an old piece.
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Quite an old school move but it may have saved the day in this case.
Therefore quite an old maid.
Quite an old method widely used in Western countries.
Grandmother is quite an old lady.
This is quite an old technique, but it still works.
Artificial Intelligence is actually quite an old topic.
He was quite an old man.
More important, my chief witness is quite an old man.
It was quite an old car.
Abram, a man who was already now quite an old man.
It is quite an old tree.
That 's all very well but he 's quite an old man.
This is quite an old method, but it is still in use today.
Look around as much as you like . Quite an old showplace really.
Quite an old showplace really . Excuse me.
This is actually quite an old feature of English.
Quite an old showplace really . Excuse me . Irish whiskey before luncheon?
Oh, that seems like quite an old photo.
It 's quite an old Flat and and a small one at that.
James, as you know, is quite an old narrowboat.
It is quite an old one now, but I am very happy that you liked it.
Well, this one is quite an old man now.
It 's quite an old typesetting printer.
A Colt Government … That 's quite an old gun you have there.
It 's … quite an old place you got here.
Purely academic indiscretion, I am afraid, I am quite an old man.
My grandfather is quite an old man, but he doesnt want to retire.
Actually… we are looking at, uh, quite an old problem.
In addition, this is quite an old article with some outdated information.
No, actually we are looking at a -- quite an old problem.
She 's quite an old flame of his.
Damselfish… you're quite an old troll.
It 's quite an old building.
Sixteen hundred years old, though ; that 's quite an old ewe.
Apparently it 's quite an old expression.
