Sentence examples for exactly pulled from inspiring English sources

It must be said that Mr. Bush, while he is campaigning more smoothly right now, has not exactly pulled the sword from the stone yet either.

Matthew has not exactly pulled up any tees in the last 12 months, although has performed consistently enough to remain in the world's top 20 and goes in with an obvious chance.

Now we're getting somewhere" They have to take the standings step by step, but the teams in the bottom half of the Western Conference haven't exactly pulled away.

If the claims and counterclaims of narco hitmen and the questionable reliability of the Colombian judicial system make it tough to get a clear take on who, exactly, pulled the trigger that summer night in mid-90s Medellin, maybe in a weird way it doesn't matter all that much.

Jacobson doesn't exactly pull up trees with his sales.

"Made in East Germany!" Given how long ago it was that such a country existed, let alone was building boats, it didn't suggest that the other EU nations were exactly pulling out wads of euros to help the power bloc's smallest country bear the brunt of a common policy on immigration and borders.

But according to HuffPost TV's Maureen Ryan, he didn't exactly pull off the "fun" factor.

You don't know what the linkages are exactly pulling from that resonance.

So Ryan can't exactly pull a Newt Gingrich "Contract With America" out of the hat, at this point.

On the other hand, as the son of a wealthy auto executive and prominent Republican governor, he wasn't exactly pulling himself up by his bootstraps.

The wine-soaked comedy may be back on the primetime schedule, but the show's lead-in, Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing," doesn't exactly pull in the same ratings as "Modern Family" -- "Cougar Town's" former lead-in.