Sentence examples for exactly chased from inspiring English sources

Jump wasn't exactly chased by dealers.

Aesthetically speaking, Cher isn't exactly chasing the grey pound by becoming the latest 'older woman' to star in a Marc Jacobs campaign – just look at her hair.

Newark Advertiser Feline a fake Suffolk journalists sent on the trail of a much feared big cat, if not exactly chasing paper tigers, soon discovered themselves to be tracking down a plywood panther.

It's probably fair to say that a Tassie funk-rock band named John Johnson & The Johnsons (whose biggest crowd to date has been "30 or 50 people") or a group of dad glam-rockers from Geelong called The Glitter Gang aren't exactly chasing platinum glory.

It's also because Monroe wasn't exactly chasing haute couture trends throughout the '50s that makes her style endure.

It was exactly what anyone chasing Klose's gold would hope to find.

What demons are these, and how exactly is he chasing them?

Then Suzuki chased Taurus, with exactly the same response and result.

The fourth best effort was recorded by England against the Windies in 2000, when they they scraped a two-wicket win by chasing down exactly 191-8 to win the match.

But the spirit of it and the feeling of it... It's uncanny that despite our ages, we grew up exactly the same way, chasing the blues like it was the most beautiful woman in the world.

The two sentences the dog chased the cat and the cat chased the dog, though containing exactly the same words, are different in meaning because the different word orders distinguish what are conventionally called subject and object.