Sentence examples for exactly a name from inspiring English sources
Ballet Florida is not exactly a name that rings a local bell.
It's not exactly a name out of nowhere, Northcote has held a Michelin star for years.
Rachael Ray isn't exactly a name we'd normally associate with the music industry, but there's no denying the mainstream appeal of her SXSW showcase at the barbecue haven, Stubb's, which includes performances by Ceelo Green and Blondie.
Instead, I intend to introduce a new name into the lexicon, one that just happens to sound exactly like a name for the famous French general.
"This is because It doesn't exactly have a name".
If a prospective voter's name does not exactly match a name on the list of registered voters, it is up to the election officer at the polling station to determine whether the name is "substantially similar".
Baby goats haven't exactly made a name for themselves as household pets, but for a group of local students, the fluffy little kids are better than any of their friends' dogs or cats.
Movidius isn't exactly a household name (yet), but chances are you came across the company's name when Google launched its Project Tango smartphones and tablets earlier this year.
He's not exactly a household name — or even a frequently photographed figure, unlike his famous client.
"Ronni Sue Cohen isn't exactly a stage name," he said, adding that he did not know whether her adopted last name came from Chasen's, an entertainment industry hot spot in the early days of Hollywood.
Not exactly a household name.
