This led to a further examination, and it proved to be the body of their unfortunate master, lying on his back in the stream, with his feet towards the road, quite dead.
Some difficulty was at first experienced in obtaining admittance; but the back area door having been forced, the unfortunate woman was found lying in a front room on the basement story, with her throat dreadfully cut and quite dead.
The other hunters then attacked and killed him; but they found their comrade, who was still hanging in the tree, quite dead.
It is quite dead, so let us drag it out of the water, and send it up to Mahomed by Omrah.
Oswald's quite dead, that's certain; nobody could fall over such a precipice as that without being killed a dozen times over before he even reached the bottom.
They are dead, quite dead, dead before they reached the ground even.
The poor things were placed on the roof or deck, and were immediately assailed by the crew, when, following their natural instinct, they lay as if quite dead.
To-morrow morning we shall be quite dead; and you must tell little Ida to bury us in the garden, near to the grave of the canary; then, in the summer we shall wake up and be more beautiful than ever.
It was a woman; the sailors said that she was quite dead, but the women thought they saw signs of life in her, so the stranger was carried across the sand-hills to the fisherman's cottage.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quite dead" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
