Examples of 'quite some time' in a sentence

Meaning of "quite some time"

quite some time: Indicates a considerable or lengthy duration, often used to emphasize the length of a period

How to use "quite some time" in a sentence

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quite some time
I have been for quite some time now.
Quite some time back by the looks.
But it expired quite some time ago.
Quite some time ago now.
It came out quite some time ago.
So we went on meeting in secret for quite some time.
There is still quite some time to dawn.
Quite some time has passed.
This may take quite some time.
For quite some time yet.
You were out for quite some time.
It took quite some time to find you.
It has been in storage for quite some time.
It must be quite some time they do not.
We have been wondering for quite some time.

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And it took quite some time before he.
You are going to be with us for quite some time.
Rajesh left quite some time back.
Blade was a thorn in my sight for quite some time.
She spent quite some time here.
People have been doing it for quite some time.
It took me quite some time to find an audience.
He has worked on it for quite some time.
It took me quite some time to understand the difference.
I shall be staying for quite some time.
For quite some time now.
Been back there for quite some time.
It has been quite some time since we have merged.
I will remember it for quite some time.
They take quite some time to sort out.
We could be here for quite some time.
I spent quite some time in third world countries.
You are free for quite some time.
From quite some time now.
I like this for quite some time.
So it was quite some time before the ambulance arrives.
I was already expecting it for quite some time.
It took you quite some time to get here.
Making it up oneself takes up quite some time.
Not for quite some time.
He was with me in prison for quite some time.
This was quite some time ago.
We have been in this cave quite some time.
We spent quite some time together.
I have not been here in quite some time.
I spent quite some time doing that.
He will be out for quite some time.
I spent quite some time on this.
I have not danced in quite some time.
It took me quite some time to get over that.

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