Examples of 'you left quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "you left quite"
you left quite: This phrase suggests that someone departed in a notable or significant manner, leaving a lasting impression
How to use "you left quite" in a sentence
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you left quite
You left quite an impression on my police department.
When you left you left quite a mess.
You left quite an impression on her at lunch.
I saw you on stage last night, you left quite an impression.
You left quite a few complications behind.
He's had more to block out. When you left you left quite a mess.
You left quite a mess behind there.
As did you, most assuredly. You left quite the impression on me the other day.
You left quite a few things at my place.
They said you left quite some time ago.
You left quite an impression in this world.
I made inquiries. You left quite the impression on me the other day.
You left quite a mess on the carpet.
I understand you left quite a mess up there in Big Bear, Mr. Morar.
You left quite a trail yourself.
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Yeah, well, you left quite the legacy.
You left quite a few bodies in your wake.
Guess you left quite the impression.
You left quite an impression there.
I bet you left quite an impression on Mildred.
You left quite a bit of stuff at my place last night.
I understand you left quite a few messages for him at the New York office yesterday.
You left quite the impression on me the other day.
Maybe you left quite an impression when you yelled at them?
You left quite a few.
It 's just you left quite a few holes in Felipe Lobos.
You left quite an impression last time, you know.
Well, you left quite a trail.
You … you left quite a mess back at the safe house.
Come, Rene . You left quite a few complications behind.
You left quite an impression there. FOOTSTEPS APPROACH.
You, uh, you left quite a mess back at the safe house.
You left quite a mess at that hotel, did not you?
Oh, yes . You left quite a trail yourself.
You left quite a mess, you know, on the mosaicry.
You left quite a trail, Ned.
You left quite an impression on her at lunch . She 's lovely.
You left quite a mess behind . Well, that was not my fault.
You left quite a few complications behind . Yes, I know.
