He thought he had lost her, then almost ran into her standing quite still.
She was still kneeling before a trunk, and he stood close to her, quite still.
Finally, he stopped, sat up quite still for a minute or so, and then drooped and died.
He can accomplish the feat when the air is quite still and no wind stirring.
If the operation is performed gently the jack will remain quite still, though the wire rubs against his side: silence and stillness have such a power over all living creatures.
We were so afraid of her finding out that we were both in one bed, that we lay quite, quite still.
No, only I like sitting this way--quite still," he replied.
I made Racey be quite still, and I didn't speak any more, and in a little I heard by Tom's breathing that he had gone to sleep again.
Follow him awhile, and you will find him standing quite still, breathing in great sighs, his back humped and his eye dim, the gore trickling from his nostrils.
And, quite still, she waited for the door to open.
So when the little girl came to see her that night, she made her go to bed in a nice little bed she'd made for her, and told her she was to be quite still, for perhaps a' ogre was coming to see her.
Well, when things go quite still, they've gone back to God.
I am quite still, and they have sat there quietly for some little time.
You'll have to be quite still, and then you'll get better soon.
She remained kneeling for some time, quite still, and deeply moved, her black hair against the red squares and the lavender-sprigged squares of the patchwork-quilt.
She used to sit just there; quite still; quite still.
She remained kneeling for some time, quite still, and deeply moved, her black hair against the red squares and the lavender-sprigged squares of the patchwork quilt.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quite still" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
