Sentence examples for exactly closing from inspiring English sources

In a letter to customers, Mr. Feinsod explained that the Rye store is not exactly closing, just merging with the one in Port Chester.

A lot of people say that the door is not exactly closing, but the space has narrowed certainly in terms of the enthusiasm for expansion among the European population and perhaps the Brussels bureaucracy as well.

That would be a closer race — if not exactly close — compared to 2008.

First, the Shruti is not exactly closed; Upanishads, for example, have been composed until recent times.

But they did not exactly close the door to the idea, either.

The two men aren't exactly close together on the political spectrum, but they are unlikely friends in real life.

That doesn't exactly close the case, though.

An exactly closed form solution is obtained and discussed graphically for a practical example.

The devil is in the details, and the report acknowledges that Comcast and Apple aren't exactly "close to an agreement".

(And, bizarrely, several day trips to Stone Henge. Which isn't exactly close to London — but is apparently a mainstream draw for U.K. visitors).

With all the factory riders' contracts up in 2012, Rossi realises "the cards will be reshuffled a bit" and when asked about a possible return to a Japanese bike his answer did not exactly close the door on that prospect.