Sentence examples for exactly name from inspiring English sources

He did not exactly name his great rival, but he was miffed to say the least, telling how Johnson had been an insignificant rival all through the early 1980s (both men are 27), running about 10.1 or 10.2 for the distance until 1985.

Who's claiming responsibility: No one's claiming responsibility, and no one's exactly naming names.

Tempora exists alongside other GCHQ efforts that go by the names 'Mastering the Internet' and 'Global Telecoms Exploitation.' Not exactly names that are hard to grok.

Well, not exactly my name, but somebody's name for me, the name he always used, my astrological sign.

Ballet Florida is not exactly a name that rings a local bell.

JOANNE TUCKER -- not exactly the name one expects to see at the top of an Al Jazeera masthead.

It's not exactly a name out of nowhere, Northcote has held a Michelin star for years.

The joint network will launch in the summer, under the not exactly catchy name 'WLAN TO GO'.

Two, it is possible that respondents did not recognise the project exactly by name and answered that did not know it.

Wolff did not remember exactly which names.

After all, middle relievers are not exactly household names.