Sentence examples for exactly blowing from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately performance isn't exactly blowing anybody away.

Net income was $4.6 million, not exactly blowing the roof off, but the company has been building up inventory and preparing its systems for the big "first year free" plan it proposed to any interested police department last month.

Although the demand for 8K projectors isn't exactly blowing up, it's useful for specialty stuff (digital dome projectors, scientific stuff, other applications you don't think about) and for scrubbing through portions of your 28K footage.

Obviously, the Manics weren't exactly blowing up the American pop charts in 2001.

Their music career wasn't exactly blowing up as they'd hoped, so the band decided to get part-time jobs as professional hit-men.

Ivy, though, is not exactly blown away.

House of Secrets didn't exactly blow me away in the way I thought it would, but it did blow me away in ways I wasn't expecting.

Even the rat-infested capital looked good: ITV didn't exactly blow the budget on CGI, yet it was cheering to see London without the phallic indecencies of Canary Wharf, the old city yawning happily across to the cap-doffing North Downs.

The engine room pairing of Richie Gray, the Scottish all-court lock, and Geoff Parling, the English line-out expert, does not on the face of it have the authority of previous combinations featuring Paul O'Connell of Ireland or Alun Wyn Jones of Wales (although it has to be said that the latter did not exactly blow the house down in Perth on Wednesday, for all his huffing and puffing).

The camera sunglasses and Bluetooth printer didn't exactly blow our socks off, but the GL30 camera prototype sure did.

Giuliani Capital, a magnet for many deals with niggling companies and Giuliani Partners' largest unit, hasn't exactly blown the braces off Wall Street.