be quit造句

• This would also be quit expensive.
• But the interval was always to be quit by any movement that did not land on another fifth.
• The phrase strongly implies that the day job would be quit, if only the real vocation paid a living wage.
• Anne of Austria, the mother of Louis XIV was impatient to be quit of her cruel guest; Christina had no choice save to depart.
• I'm pretty certain they'd be quit happy to provide installation advice . talk ) 16 : 17, 31 May 2010 ( UTC)
• It also needs to be a program that cannot be quit / exited by Clear or 2nd | Mode or by any other means except for entering a correct password.
• There are probably quite a few names which only one person has-there may well be quit a lot that only one person " ever " has had.
• They may be quit happy to provide you with a computer-based copy and it doesn't hurt to try . ny156uk 22 : 21, 12 January 2007 ( UTC)
• With civil infrastructure ( Powergrid is already inaugurated ) coming with accelerated pace ( as this area has also significant political importance ) it is bound to be quit comfortable place for peaceful living and business activity.
• Maurice fitzGerald, Justiciar of Ireland, and Geoffrey de Turville, Archdeacon of Dublin and treasurer, were instructed that Richard was to be quit from the issues due to be received at the Dublin Exchequer.
• "My key advice would be quit worrying and enjoy the victory that we all share, " he said . " Environmentalists, even in victory, they have a very bad habit of worrying.
• "This is not a habit that needs to be quit, " says Gale Pryor, author of " Nursing Mother, Working Mother : The Essential Guide for Breastfeeding " ( Harvard Common Press ).
• He replied that some of his tribemates wanted to be quit, which would weaken his position in the game and told the Jury that he felt embarrassed to offer money in the game and he apologised for the bribery scandal.
• If that user then left an incendiary comment on the homepage of a bureaucrat, prompting the bureaucrat to click a link in the signature, then there could be quit a bit of damage done to Wikipedia . ( talk ) 20 : 33, 22 January 2006 ( UTC)
• "Were you addressing me, sir ? " says the doctor; and when the ruffian had told him, with another oath, that this was so, " I have only one thing to say to you, sir, " replies the doctor, " that if you keep on drinking rum, the world will soon be quit of a very dirty scoundrel !"
• "Gift to John de Ebroicis, and his heirs, of lands in Dessyo, & all which lands the said John previously held of the gift of Thomas son of Anthony; to hold, with all appurtenances, rendering 31 marks to the king yearly; grant also to the same of free warren in the said lands, and that he and his heirs be quit of the maintenance of archers therein"
• The poem sold extremely well and prompted a verse epistle battle from pretended " Sylvia " s ( " Sylvia " having spurned the poet, he vows to be quit of love ) who would offer to defend women from Gould's cruelty and pretended " answers " from the author of " Love Given O'er " ( even though few of the " Sylvia " poems were by women, and only one of the " answer " poems was by Gould ( a year after the publication of the " Love Given O'er " ) ) ( Sloan ).
• :: : Although indeed a social and legislative issue this is possibly one of the areas in which science / mathematics could help provide a fair and reasonable basis for distribution of assets in the absence of a will but mainly here I am wanting to expose the weaknesses / strengths and applicability / reliability of the measure since this it is assumed to be quit suitable for biological purposes such as organ donation . " . . . so you're asking me to give up a kidney since we are biologically related but yet have not for the same reason included me in your will ? " Clem 22 : 46, 15 April 2007 ( UTC)
• The third method of determining the result was by the Warden's oath ( where the Warden declared, on his honour, that the case was a valid one ) All three methods were open to abuse : the avower might be in a feud with someone and not impartial; an accused could be quit of the charge merely by means of an oath of innocence; witnesses or the defendants sometimes simply did not turn up to the day of march ( despite penalties for not doing so ); the Wardens tried to maintain a balance of reparations between Scots and English, and this meant that lesser cases did not get heard; intimidation by the reivers'armed members present at the day of march must have been another factor.