Sentence examples for exactly a lost from inspiring English sources

Bookbinding is not exactly a lost art, but it is an esoteric, intermittent one, the province of cardinals, kings and wealthy elites.

That kind of high-volatility outcome is exactly what a losing candidate should be pursuing, just as a team that trails late in a basketball game is correct to start trying to shoot more 3-pointers.

Lackey did not exactly leave a losing environment when he signed a five-year, $82.5 million free-agent contract with Boston in December.

The so-called Lost Decade in Japan raises an interesting question: What exactly was lost?

"He came out of his mammy's crease looking exactly as lost," Jamie said.

(Where exactly he lost it is beyond printable, as is much of what is on the show).

There has been a feeling that in the past year or so the system, if not stagnating exactly, had lost some dynamism.

Numbers like these put into perspective exactly who lost the $5 trillion in stock market value since the Nasdaq crashed last year.

"No, but how many exactly?" "I lost count," says Ma. "Then you wished and wished on your egg till you got fat".

Powell, 33, had been with the region for almost exactly a year after losing his job as coach of rugby league side London Broncos.

Ah, the homely lasagne: a dish which, if not exactly lost in translation has, in the grand British tradition, been considerably mangled.