Sentence examples for be exact to from inspiring English sources

They gave $27m, to be exact, to support senators who voted against background check expansion late last year.

This also means they'll have less discretionary income — about 9.4 percent less to be exact — to spend each year, over the course of their lives.

These results, which are known to be exact to second-order in the heterogeneity contrast, are found to satisfy all known bounds.

And so the action gathers steam and comes to the barricades or, to be exact, to a single barricade, with an anti-monarchist uprising represented by a small group of students sitting on a pile of furniture.

With his wife, Maria, it took a little longer — 14 years, to be exact — to "finally convince" her of the wisdom of a move to Bay Shore from Massapequa Park in Nassau County.

And so the action gathers steam and comes to the barricades — or, to be exact, to a single barricade, with an anti-monarchist uprising represented by a small group of students sitting on a pile of furniture.

Both Eugenie and Jack are extending invitations to the public ― 1,200, to be exact ― to join in on the wedding revelry.

The sensors allow visitors -- five to seven at a time, to be exact -- to move freely through the space unsoaked, like Moses, or the opposite of Jim Carrey in "The Truman Show".

The Borough of Manhattan Community College is plastering its name all over New York City -- in 350 buses, 1,000 subway cars and 24 movie theaters, to be exact -- to attract students, and is sending current students out on the streets to recruit.

Even subtracting those returned contributions, however, the firm appears to have doled out a little too much -- $500, to be exact -- to Maryland politicians.

We are talking about why it took her so long - four years, to be exact - to complete her debut album, Quixotic, due out in a few months' time.