Sentence examples for exactly flown from inspiring English sources

As you might expect, the game hasn't exactly flown under the radar.

And the Ravens are not exactly flying right now.

It wasn't exactly flying, but it was definitely free-falling, and it was fun.

If Welbeck wasn't exactly flying at that point he was at least – still aged just 21 – thrumming eagerly on the runway.

If the hour still did not exactly fly by, it certainly passed with real purpose and a clear sense of where it was going to finish up.

An initial report from Joseph Smith, who is overseeing JPMorgan's consumer relief obligation, shows that the bank's money is not exactly flying out the door to homeowners.

To-go packages of salads and side dishes in a cooler suggest that the inventory doesn't exactly fly off the shelves: that night, nearly everything in it was past the expiration date.

Under the stodgy direction of Ralph Thomas ("Doctor in the House") the sparks don't exactly fly between Hepburn and Hope, who seem like members of two different, highly incompatible species — a giraffe attempting to mate with a hedgehog.

It grounded one governor and did not exactly fly off the shelf on eBay, but the jet that came to symbolize the troubles of the former Alaska governor Frank H. Murkowski has landed with a new owner.

This imbalance seemed the more striking for its flagrant omission of certain books (Leslie Jamison's The Empathy Exams and Eula Biss's On Immunity both spring to mind) that were nothing if not deserving, and that weren't exactly flying beneath the radar.

Twitter's removal from Apple Watch, however, isn't exactly flying under the radar.