Sentence examples for exactly build from inspiring English sources

Such action does not exactly build confidence among American allies in this critical region.

Chris Moyles didn't exactly build his career on the concept of being quiet.

Slovenia's coach Matjaz Kek did not exactly build up the threat that his side posed to England, instead suggesting Capello's team might win the tournament.

The flub did not exactly build confidence that Google and its partner, EarthLink, could deliver on their plans — since abandoned — to blanket San Francisco with free Wi-Fi.

The site is buggy and only works some of the time, which doesn't exactly build a lot of trust.

You can't exactly build a company in your garage and hope to bootstrap your way to success if you're doing a startup in the Gulf!

CHARLIE SHEEN hasn't exactly built his "winning" reputation by keeping his thoughts to himself.

("Hey, world — help me find my keys?") Neither one is exactly built like a Lexus.

About the size of a compact car, the hang-glider-like apparatus wasn't exactly built for the den.

If the system of government in this country was not exactly built on the bottle, it has certainly been lubricated by it.

Somalia's pirates tend to hide their captured ships in isolated coves, ferrying people and cargo back and forth in dinghies, which are not exactly built for transporting 40-ton pieces of solid-steel military equipment.