Sentence examples for Strictly said from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't want 'Top Gear' U.S.A. to follow ours strictly," said Mr. Wilman, the executive producer.

"The problem is more about appearance than law or ethics, strictly," said Mr. Green, who lost to Mr. Cuomo in the Democratic primary for attorney general in 2006.

Linsey, previously controller of entertainment where he was responsible for shows such as Strictly, said the creation of BBC Studios was necessary in order for the BBC to attract the best talent.

Harry Shearer, the voice of several characters on "The Simpsons" and a member of Spinal Tap (with Christopher Guest and Michael McKean), said other copyright holders, including the Rolling Stones, whose "Start Me Up" was used in Spinal Tap's concert footage, granted permission for use on the DVD, which will be released Sept. 1. "Lego are the only people who strictly said no," Mr. Shearer said.

"This X Factor stuff is all very well, but is no-one following Strictly?" says John Copestake.

Today, "the 'refuse thrice' rule exists but is not followed super strictly," says Laurie Underwood of China Europe International Business School.

"We took a decision not to issue formal notice until June 2011 and from that moment we absolutely followed the contract strictly," says Thompson.

Although in many references, noise is considered to be Gaussian and pure additive, this, strictly saying, does not hold in practice [18 21, 38].

If the rules are applied too strictly, says Jeffrey Holmstead, a former EPA official and an attorney with Bracewell & Giuliani, which represents the energy industry, "you could have the California energy crisis all over again".

Strictly saying, there is no reproduction of an individual organism.

Strictly saying, the reproductive isolation of asexual lineages is not complete, and horizontal gene transfer plays essential role in evolution of prokaryotes and single-cell eukaryotes [ 74- 76].