Sentence examples for exactly on fire from inspiring English sources

Kim Kolb, Screaming Eagles: United, while not exactly on fire, have come out of the season getting the results they needed.

Ever since they opened the campaign with a customary 5-0 defeawayway to Bayern, Labbadia's Rothosen (Red Pants) have been, if not exactly on fire, then at least smouldering nicely.

Active user growth, though not exactly world-on-fire material, is measurable at 20% in the past year.

The last shot was fired from Rödberget on 14 11 local time on 31 December 1997, and exactly one year later, on 31 December 1998, that last fort was decommissioned after 90 years in service.

UMPCs haven't exactly lit the world on fire (just look at the price $1,300? No thanks), but it's good to see more and more devices support Microsoft's version of OS X.

Google TV hasn't exactly set the world on fire, and while we could argue all day about what exactly prevented it from achieving greatness, the expensive hardware has to at least be part of the discussion.

Mr. Markey himself did not exactly set the electorate on fire.

Neither exactly set the Thames on fire, although Arthur Lowe's radio version was something to treasure.

The news has not exactly set the world on fire: in the almost two years since its posting, the video has had only about 650 views.

As announcements go, this year's Mercury prize nominations didn't exactly set my world on fire (nor that of Alexis Petridis, who blogged on the announcement).

Gabbert didn't exactly light the world on fire, but the patchwork 49ers offense (Shaun Draughn led all rushers with 58 yards) did enough to win.