Examples of 'quite do' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite do"
quite do - This phrase may mean to accomplish something in a satisfactory or successful manner. It implies that the task or action has been completed adequately or competently
How to use "quite do" in a sentence
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Could not quite do all the buttons up.
The small towns did not quite do it for us.
Does not quite do justice to what it means.
Perhaps that does not quite do him justice.
Does not quite do justiceto what it means.
This description does not quite do justice to beer.
I quite do not.
I am not sure it would quite do for my father.
That was a nice thing you could not quite do.
They can not quite do it yet.
I do not quite do well with situations where there is only one right answer.
Somebody who did not quite do the job right.
I did not quite do it but I killed six million of them.
Getting punched in the face did not quite do it for me.
I can not quite do that like you can.
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The last bombardment did not quite do the job.
Can not quite do it that well.
Life as a teacher does not quite do it.
I could not quite do the samba.
To say that São Paulo is an enormous city does not quite do it justice.
No other actor can quite do it the way he does it.
I guess those extra help sessions did not quite do it for you.
Can not quite do that yet.
Someone in the GRTs marketing department did not quite do their homework.
We did not quite do it right last time.
It will not quite do.
Did not quite do them justice.
You do not quite do.
But it will not quite do that without a couple of upgrades.
Customers can live with a product that does not quite do everything they want.
You can not quite do it the same way when you go for a walk.
Somehow they just can not quite do it all right.
We did not quite do exactly what Tom wanted us to do.
He can do something Great quite do it for me.
The Rangeman will help you find where you are going when Google Maps will not quite do.
She would never quite do it right.
Somebody who 's done something that nobody else can quite do.
I can not quite do that.
When it comes to such an organisation, the adjective does not quite do it justice.
It does not quite do the trick.
A deep voice and a Kenny Loggins beard will not quite do the trick.
Those who can not quite do it on our bad days.
That 's one thing movies can not quite do yet.
Love does not quite do it anymore.
She would try to swaddle you, but she would never quite do it right.
It does not quite do it for me.
They came and went, and I could not quite do stuff.
Life as a teacher does not quite do it the way that my war work did.
Sadly, low intensity conflict with scruffy “ terrorist ” guerrillas can not quite do this.
We can not quite do that.
