'Quite some' - jak to się je:)

Pogrzebałem i to co wygrzebałem:

This may seem like an odd question but there is quite some difference between eating styles, especially eating related to what is often viewed as ‘naughty’ food.
Get slim and stay slim. Ashcroft, Jennifer J. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989

There was quite some ash on the end of the Havana.
Murder forestalled. Chester, P. UK: Chivers Press, 1990

Because these canisters when they do blow they can spread debris quite some considerable distances.
Talk on fire prevention (Public/institutional). Recorded on 27 April 1993

The manual is very explicit on the subject, and covers everything you're likely to need to know in quite some depth, including an enlightened explanation of IRQ, DMA and port assignments.
[Articles from Practical PC]. London: HHL Publishing group, 1992

‘It could take quite some days,’ the stranger replied.
West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993

‘Old Darlington was quite some place to live in and I reckon daily life must have been some sort of gamble,’ said Joan.
[Northern Echo]. u.p., n.d., World affairs material

quite some time - jest bezapelacyjnie numerem 1:)