Sentence examples for exactly back to from inspiring English sources

"We have to make very clear that there is a deterrence in the longer term, because, if not, in twelve, thirteen years, we will be exactly back to where we are today," Menendez said.

Some 30 times as far from the sun as the Earth, it orbits every 165 years so it is almost exactly back to where it was when it was first spotted.

Menendez said Obama needed to make very clear to Iran that there was a longer-term deterrence, "because in 12 to 13 years we will be exactly back to where we are today except that Iran will have $100bn to $150bn more in its pocket and promoting terrorism throughout the Middle East".

"American and Israeli experts prepared the formula for the American bridging proposal for the Temple Mount using all of their verbal trickery to go exactly back to the starting point: sovereignty above ground for the Palestinians and sovereignty below ground for the Israelis," said Yasser Abed Rabbo, the chief Palestinian negotiator.

In fact, it is almost exactly back to front.

That is not exactly back to normal, but it's a start.

This is not exactly back-to-basics Bond.

Sitting cross-legged on the sidewalk, craning his neck to look at the pruned, not-yet-blooming rose bushes behind the iron fence, he said: "It's not exactly getting back to nature, is it?

We haven't exactly gone back to the days of Sovietologists and China watchers poring over precious photographs of Mayday line-ups for scraps of usable information, but we're heading there.

Home Depot isn't exactly a back-to-school shopping destination, but as a big-box store, it's worth mentioning.

ALTHOUGH the house didn't exactly turn its back to the river, it didn't embrace it either.