Sentence examples for exactly opening from inspiring English sources

Second, Augusta isn't exactly opening its doors to every white man on the planet.

And now, the US is not exactly opening its borders to welcome the refugees.

"I don't like the Swedish way of keeping the door locked until it is exactly opening time," Mr. Boudet said.

Then again, critics here say the owners aren't exactly opening their pocketbooks to snatch up talent, either.

Ms. Hopkins is not exactly opening new territory with such aper?, which are sometimes delivered by a newsreel-style voice-over.

It wasn't exactly opening night at the Met, but the music was by Verdi, from "La Traviata," and the voices were those of the most accomplished opera singers you have never heard of -- yet.

Such a dual strategy would not exactly open a new chapter in Mr. Obama's presidency.

Salva Sevilla's goal didn't exactly open the floodgates, either.

With the wild-card distractions of the storm and intraparty tension, the convention has not exactly opened according to script.

Scenes of fire, suffering and devastation don't exactly open up an ideal teaching moment in comparative religion.

But congressional Democrats did not exactly open their arms to George W. Bush's NLRB appointees: he resorted to recess-appointing seven of his nine members.