Sentence examples for come in exactly from inspiring English sources

There is one contributor to the Summer issue about whom Sischy can feel easy, whose article will come in exactly on time, will not require all-night editing, and will never be anything less than a piece of workmanlike prose.

But he added: "What will happen is it will come to a committee which he [Nick Clegg] chairs and I doubt it will come in exactly the form in the Daily Mail.

The notifications it provides come in exactly as they come in to the phone, and they reside at the bottom of the interface until you swipe up to reveal them.

Foreigners come in exactly three varieties: scary (the French), scarier (the Albanians), and scariest (the Arabs).

It's a film about failure, a story about how sometimes success doesn't come in exactly the way that you expect it to, or the way you dream it might.

It came in exactly the opposite direction from the sun's rays, it completely eclipsed them".

ROOM SERVICE My Turkish Breakfast Plate (46 lira, or about $33 at 1.38 lira to the dollar) came in exactly the 20 minutes I was told it would take.

"Our class is coming in exactly the way we wanted it to, fitting into the plan we had to get to a class of 1,240," said Janet Rapelye, dean of admission at Princeton, which, like Harvard and the University of Virginia, eliminated early admissions this year.

Arsenal's cheapest day out (£34.30) comes in exactly £100 cheaper but it is Newcastle who offer the Premier League's best value day out, with a ticket, programme, pie and cup of tea coming in at £23.

He came in exactly the year after I left.

According to comScore, the season will come in almost exactly tied with last year's $4.5bn.