Sentence examples for exactly announced from inspiring English sources

Clinton, meanwhile, has not exactly announced her intentions, but her campaign, without coyness, has reportedly leased two floors of office space in Brooklyn Heights, and that, as Politico notes, may be regarded by the Federal Election Commission as the beginning of a campaign.

One woman, known as SK, says: "When it was announced that Holloway was shutting down – well, it wasn't exactly announced; a slip of paper under my door, more like – it was devastating for myself.

The poster did not exactly announce where the Black Door had been, but Mr. Arzu gathered it must have been nearby.

While the caxirola will annoy everyone in its immediate vicinity, it doesn't exactly announce enough delight to be truly … fun.

It postpones the first rate hike to the fourth quarter of 2014, that is exactly the date just announced by the Fed.

While I'm not too big of a fan of this whole glasses-free 3D trend, I am a fan of big ol' megafast superphones — and, silly 3D screen aside, that's exactly what the just announced EVO 3D is.

MA: So just to be clear, what exactly was announced today?

That was exactly the announced outcome.

Amazon didn't exactly publicly announce this change, however – its press release at the time only mentioned that the app "now enables customers to discover and purchase all of Amazon's digital catalog" but mainly touted the Prime Instant Video integration.

Shortly after the announcement from Ofcom, Royal Mail announced exactly how much it will charge for stamps from 30 April.

But what, exactly?Mr Cameron announced a few measures in Parliament on September 1st.