Sentence examples for exactly rolled out from inspiring English sources
After all, the church hasn't exactly rolled out the red carpet to disco's most devoted disciples: gay people.
When he first brought his teaching to the West, neither Europe nor America exactly rolled out the red carpet.
Mr. Huntsman, who skipped Iowa and has been campaigning across New Hampshire by himself, has not exactly rolled out the red carpet for his fellow Republicans.
Conservative, insular, family-focused, Point Lookout doesn't exactly roll out the welcome mat to visitors.
A Cool Climate, Politically Maine, which voted for Al Gore 49percentto44percentcent in the 2000 presidential election, does not exactly roll out the red bunting for the president.
They didn't exactly roll out the red carpet for him.
It's still very early stages in a process that isn't exactly being rolled out overnight.
It's not surprising that Londoners are looking for a refreshing new contender when the three main parties have rolled out exactly the same tired candidates as last time round.
Last year Detroit rolled out exactly one new car, Ford's niche-market Thunderbird, while it unveiled seven new SUVs.
Last year Detroit rolled out exactly one new car, Ford's niche-market Thunderbird, while unveiling seven new SUVs.
With this new feature, which officially rolled out exactly one week ago, Lyft Line may reassign you to a driver with a passenger whose route more closely aligns with yours.
