Sentence examples for exactly come back from inspiring English sources
We've googled "DJ Churrasco" and the results didn't exactly come back positive.
"It's not exactly coming back with a bumper crop of rhubarb to can, but it's something".
I just came back from Australia, where exactly the same debate is under way.
If possible, look at your parent or guardian's itinerary in their email or anywhere they keep their documents to find out exactly when they come back.
While venture capital hasn't exactly come roaring back, it is very much alive and kicking.
The University of Michigan releases its consumer-sentiment index this morning, and it is likely that confidence hasn't exactly come bounding back.
"Liberation theology is not going to come back exactly as it was in the 1970s and 1980s, but those issues and the theological insights are still alive [in] newer voices.
The most ingenious reinterpretation gave rise to the Seventh-day Adventists, who believed that Jesus had, in fact, already come back, exactly as prophesied and predicted but that we were too sinful to see it.
"When people's baseball teams don't do very well, my educated guess is 100percentt of people come back exactly to the level of happiness they had," said Mr. Gilbert, the Harvard psychology professor.
"Saying exactly when she will come back (next year) is not something she cares about right now, but she does not want to stop there," he told AFP. "She won the last Australian Open [in January when she would have been eight weeks pregnant] and will probably become world number one next week.
