Examples of 'will take quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "will take quite"
will take quite: This phrase implies that something will require a significant amount of time or effort to accomplish, suggesting that it will not be easy or quick to complete
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will take quite
I think it will take quite a bit of room.
It is clear that solving the outstanding problems will take quite some time.
Then it will take quite some time.
Some people are already vegetarian and some people will take quite some time.
So this too will take quite a while.
It will take quite a number of years for Linux to catch up to those capabilities.
A full analysis will take quite some time.
It will take quite a lot of explaining.
My reading of my finding will take quite some time.
This will take quite a while.
You have raised the question which will take quite some time to decide.
It will take quite a few days.
Nuclear reduction, will take quite a while.
And it will take quite a while to find a replacement.
It is a tricky one, so it will take quite a while.
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It will take quite a bit of time.
Unfortunately, repairs will take quite some time.
It will take quite a time to cook the rice.
Whatever happens, this will take quite some time.
It will take quite a while to accommodate all these people.
Although vampires heal quickly, it will take quite some time.
Recovery will take quite some time there.
Much like that particular version, human trials will take quite some time.
It will take quite a man.
If news of what you have done gets out, your dignity will take quite a blow.
And it will take quite some time before it is available.
The first time you run the emulator, the boot process will take quite a while.
It will take quite a while until mail comes back.
Let us start photocopying . It will take quite a while.
It will take quite a few years for them to become rare.
Well I have to go bank per bank, it will take quite a bit.
Some of which will take quite some time until done.
The whole picture, if I do a picture of this thing will take quite.
He thinks that it will take quite some time to reintegrate after the break.
I am going to the Ministry . It will take quite long.
It will take quite some time before we can see the first prototypes.
There's an awful lot of heat, so this will take quite some time.
Only in that way it will take quite a thousand years to renew the world.
Few broken ribs, pelvis and again, that 's all Recovery will take quite some time there.
And Trixie will take quite some soothing.
It will take quite a while until the bus to Seoul departs.
Yeah? - I think it will take quite a bit of room.
It will take quite some time before I stop looking for her around the office.
The contract … will take quite some time.
It will take quite a bit of time and effort, but cherish and enjoy the process.
Oh, yes, I can, but of course, you will take quite a bit of ignoring.
This will take quite a while, so be patient.
She was, and it will take quite a while to find a replacement.
It will take quite a lot of patience, however, once you catch a fish it 's worthwhile.
She was, and it will take quite awhile to find a replacement.
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