Sentence examples for exactly off from inspiring English sources
As Thailand's third-largest island, Koh Samui isn't exactly off the radar.
We are not exactly off the beaten track, for these tracks have been beaten since the bronze age.
The old hands on the Bush team were not exactly off in Kazakhstan for the past decade, as Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, put it.
It was downright stunning the way A.J. Burnett threw a no-hitter for the Florida Marlins on Saturday night, keeping the host San Diego Padres off balance but not exactly off the bases in a 3-0 victory.
Never mind that their scores aren't exactly off the charts.
The Motorola Xoom isn't exactly off to that hot of a start, but maybe Sprint can push a few more out the door.
She wasn't wrong, exactly, just off by a few decades.
Siblings Daniel and Sarah Spencer's oddly sweet vocals are a treat, too – not exactly off-key, but not quite on it either.
His approach to a song is all that -- previously unexplored, unfamiliar -- and as a result can initially be, well, not exactly off-putting but distancing, temporarily puzzling.
Even doing one-off spectaculars has not exactly paid off in the past.
"Apple cider vinegar a day keeps the doctor away" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, does it?
