Sentence examples for exactly knocking from inspiring English sources

"She's not exactly knocking the flags down," said Stacy Lewis, her playing partner on Thursday and Friday.

Sponsors "aren't exactly knocking on our door," said Vasilis Vourtzoumis, general manager of Aris, which won the last of its 10 Greek championships in 1991.

The dumbest fossil fuel advocates are easy to satirize, but Al Gore's credibility isn't exactly knocking it out of the park either.

"People who don't have it are not exactly knocking on the door of dealers to get adapters [to convert their in-car analogue radio]." Broadcasting minister Ed Vaizey said a memorandum of understanding between the BBC and commercial radio companies to invest in digital had "taken some hard pounding, there's nothing wrong with that".

For a shiny new system just landed in its home market PS4 sales aren't exactly knocking it out the park in Japan either. .

In spite of her efforts, she didn't get nominated, and casting directors haven't been exactly knocking on her door since.

"We didn't exactly knock him around before.

"We didn't exactly knock the ball all over the ballpark," Manager Terry Collins said.

"We weren't exactly knocked over in a rush by people wanting a team in terms of the spots available," Carroll recalls.

For the second night in a row, the Yankees did not exactly knock around Tampa Bay's pitching, but they did not see that as a problem.

When the campaign ended, Obama's team of tech experts did not exactly knock down the door of the White House personnel office looking to put their newfound tools into the service of the new presidential agenda.