Sentence examples for exactly a wave from inspiring English sources

There isn't exactly a wave of optimism emanating out of BB2 either, as Blackburn Rovers' plight has centred on a radical shift from the benign and generous patronage of Jack Walker, which delivered the Premier League title in 1995, to the distant and disdainful ownership of Venky's since 2010.

It wasn't exactly a wave, however.

To be sure, with a return of 42percentt in 1999, MRG was not exactly facing a wave of redemptions from investors angry at missing the technology runup.

So, not exactly a blue wave sweeping President Nicolas Sarkozy's UMP to even greater power in the National Assembly, more a blue wavelet: after yesterday's second round of parliamentary elections, the UMP gets 314 members in the 577-seat assembly which is embarrassingly fewer than the 359 in the outgoing assembly.

But neither these wave motion experts nor their more classically trained counterparts know exactly what happens as a wave turns white and breaks.

So he is not exactly waving a feminist banner.

True, at the time, he didn't have a weapon in his hand -- the AK-47 and a pistol were on a shelf behind the three Navy Seals when they entered Bin Laden's bedroom -- but he wasn't exactly waving a white flag either.

It buckles under its density, a wave of retina-burning optimism with exactly five rays racing from its center.

This would seem a fairly simple task, but the problem comes in deciding where, exactly, the wave begins.

Then a wave hit.

A wave comes.