Sentence examples for exactly power from inspiring English sources

The result would not exactly power a modern PC.

Not exactly power ball, but good for a 3-0 lead for Japan.

There was still little indication of when exactly power will return to the area.

At the end, he drives his little girl off in a luxury car with a price starting at around fifty-three thousanotdollars — not exactly power to the people.

The ability to take a hundred or a thousand such units and plaster them on a wall, roof, tree, or whatever, and have them store power in a simple fuel cell all day long would be a great way to make power distribution less tricky in countries where there aren't exactly power lines running everywhere.

Meanwhile, the Conservative party and press have awoken the sleeping English bulldog by making their election cry: "Stop the SNP!" To whom, exactly, powers are federally devolved in England (regions? counties? cities?) is a conundrum, but one that must now be addressed.

Zoe somehow reattaches Spalding's tongue (what are her powers again, exactly? Every power? Or does she just read spells from that book?) and makes him begrudgingly admit who killed Madison.

Here it was, mid-August, and the Colonel was still around — not exactly in power, but not entirely out of power yet, either, as of Sunday night.

His desk doesn't exactly radiate power banker, or perhaps not the Hollywood version.

Exactly how power should be shared, however, remains unclear, and varies considerably among companies that have embraced the reform.

She is also a field-goal threat from inside the 15-yard-line, not exactly professional power, to be sure.