Sentence examples for exactly a mark from inspiring English sources

It is not exactly a mark of confidence that the nation expects the team to go far in the World Cup, but for the moment every piece of news that isn't an injury is to be welcomed.

The Government is encouraging schools and local authorities to observe the silence, which will mark exactly a week since the tragedy.

Schuster, Worcester's second signing from Leicester this month following the arrival of stand-off Ryan Lamb, will be available to make his debut this Saturday at Harlequins, when Warriors will mark exactly a year since their last Premiership win.

That's not exactly the mark of a world-class city.

The moment of silence marks exactly a week since 30 Britons lost their lives to 23-year-old gunman Seifeddine Rezgui in the Tunisian holiday town of Sousse, south of the capital.

Last week was an emotional one for supporters of Scottish independence, with Friday marking exactly a year since the referendum that saw Scotland vote to remain within the UK.

Tomorrow marks exactly a year and a half post-op! // Life's kinda stressful right now with finals and whatnot, but seeing the progress that I've made and that I continue to make always makes me smile!

Yet, while the bombast of the content might have been turned up to match the tenor of the incumbent, Fire and Fury doesn't exactly mark a departure or witness the birth of a new, shocking political sub-genre.

Stop when you find a mark that lines up exactly with any mark on the fixed scale.

Make a mark at the chest and backside, making sure that the backside mark ends exactly at the tail-point.

"The poet is in command of his fantasy," Lionel Trilling wrote, "while it is exactly the mark of the neurotic that he is possessed by his fantasy".