Sentence examples for exactly bursting from inspiring English sources

The problem: the 8-track data recorders from 1977 were not exactly bursting with extra space.

A large chunk is guaranteed by listed companies, whose sagging share prices suggest they are not exactly bursting with health.

The some times diffident Bedene arrived in London from the Netherlands not exactly bursting with confidence after a tough time on the grass of 's-Hertogenbosch, where he went out to Bernard Tomic in straight sets in the second round.

Britain is setting the pace in creating mobile, battle-ready forces, while Italy's army is still dominated by conscripts who use the experience to learn proper Italian (and to escape their families) but are not exactly bursting to fight in foreign wars.In this section Slavic disunion?

Next Christmas, strategically placed to achieve Oscar impact if not exactly bursting with deck-the-halls jollity, Twentieth Century Fox will release another war film, "The Thin Red Line".This is the first film in 20 years by Terrence Malick, the almost legendary director of only two previous pictures—"Badlands" in 1973 and "Days of Heaven" in 1978.

While my publication record isn't exactly bursting at the seams, I want to be sure that a potential employer sees what I've accomplished in the 5-plus years I've spent training for my Ph.D.

The Packers kick it out of the end zone to start the game, and the Giants don't exactly burst out of the gate: two 1-yard runs and then a timeout with 14 seconds left on the play clock.

#LordSewel #HappyMonday pic.twitter.com/nDqXRUotvq Maybe this is exactly what "bursting the Westminster bubble" should look like.

Bacary Sagna, having intercepted a loose ball in his own half and exchanged passes with Gervinho, should have doubled the lead straight after half-time, but on 50 minutes Rosicky did exactly that, bursting on to Ramsey's short pass, thumping a fierce shot that Foster could only block, and clipping the rebound beyond the Albion goalkeeper and into the corner of the net.

If not exactly ambitious, it's bursting with ropey jangle and haphazardly great choruses.

And it did burst exactly as President Clinton was making his plans to leave the White House.