And think about it this way 25,000 times 400 quite a few kids out there feel like Mark Zuckerberg every day.

At that point, with US demand shrinking, the rest of the world would indeed feel the economic effects of a Romney presidency quite directly.

For example, most other Germanic language speakers feel completely comfortable talking about rain tomorrow by saying, Morgen regnet es, quite literally to an English ear, It rain tomorrow.

And I tell you, when you lose a lot of oxygen and our oxygen went down quite far it went from 21 percent down to 14.2 percent my goodness, do you feel dreadful.

Being here has not changed the way I feel about the American Christmas season I was beginning to get quite fed up with the commercialism and more reluctant to be sucked up in it.

Not quite.

And they were quite overweight and wearing sweatpants and quite docile looking.

KB You did feel that? What did you feel?

You're quite right.

Quite the contrary.

Well, not quite.

Quite the contrary.

I can't feel my lips my face is frozen I can't feel my hands I can't feel my feet.

And that's quite unique.

You can't quite stop.

Not quite there yet.

George is quite talkative.

George is quite talkative.

So using evolution in biology, and in inorganic biology, for me is quite appealing, quite exciting.

He doesn't quite know what to do, so he starts going around the crowd and starts talking to people in the crowd and he says to people in this rather unique way, How does it feel to be free?

The majority community, as is quite rightly noted in the report, must create a climate in which members of the minority communities, in particular the Kosovo Serbs, feel confident that they can return to Kosovo and that they can remain there.

It's actually quite user unfriendly.

Same idea! Well, not quite.

That car is quite new.

It was really quite fast.

Jamal suffered quite a lot.

The noise was quite loud.

The noise was quite loud.

The noise was quite loud.

You're quite forgetful, aren't you?

The rehearsal is quite entertaining.

He means that quite literally.

Measles can be quite dangerous.

This is quite interesting information.

That is not quite true.

That is quite a commitment.

... don't you feel?

You'll feel better.

I feel hungry.

I feel sick.

I feel tired.

I feel bored.

I feel itchy.

I feel cold.

I feel it.