Sentence examples for exactly finish from inspiring English sources

They don't exactly finish each other's sentences, but they exude the same free-wheeling, devil-take-the-hindmost attitude.

Knight did not exactly finish off North Carolina with that basket, but the Tar Heels had wiped out an 11-point second-half deficit just to get into a position to have a chance to win.

No, he says, the album isn't exactly finished yet.

It resembles the workshop of a work-blocked inventor, in which things look enticingly unfamiliar but not exactly finished.

Speaking of their second film together, "The Place Beyond the Pines," opening Friday, they were not exactly finishing each other's sentences — the voluble Mr. Cianfrance tends to finish his own — but had clearly settled into an established rhythm.

When mentally-ill 20-year-old Adam Lanza used guns to kill 26 people at Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, exactly three years ago, I had just finished covering the 2012 presidential campaign as a freelance political reporter.

So 35,000 is a start; but not yet exactly a finish.

It was an easy victory by two and a half lengths over Sham and ten and a half over Our Native, marking the first time in the history of the Preakness that the top three horses duplicated exactly the finish of the Derby.

Constraint (6) enforces that there is exactly one finish flag for each transaction.

Running in the next heat, Johnson did exactly that, finishing in 19.89, within three-hundredths of a second of Greene's career best.

For backers, the risks of funding a Kickstarter campaign for a hardware startup are lessened somewhat by the fact that the company has put VR headsets through production and the leadership is well-connected to manufacturing pipelines in Shenzhen, but the uncertainty is still there as to what exactly the finished project will ship with.