Sentence examples for exactly short from inspiring English sources

Young wasn't exactly short of cars.

London is not exactly short of symphony orchestra concerts.

The world isn't exactly short of stuff to look at on the internet.

You can see the attractions of this strategy to Obama's brain trust, which isn't exactly short on self-confidence.

Virgil's version of her story is the most beautiful part of Aeneid (which isn't exactly short on high points).

The world is not exactly short on Ford truck books — I count more than 30 that are available.

What exactly is short'nin' bread anyway?

This year hasn't exactly been short of climate conversation topics – 2016 is on track to be the warmest on record, beating a mark set just in 2015.

And athletes are not exactly in short supply -– the demand to race from within Kenya is extraordinary, and for every Kipsang, Mutai or Makau, there could be 10 more who COULD produce similar performances given the right support and circumstances.

"About three years ago I wrote a couple of chapters," says Jha, "and when I finished them I felt they weren't exactly independent short stories but part of something larger.

Meno's plain style is set off nicely by his taste for modernist formal daring: the novel makes room for drawings, long transcripts of old radio serials, declassified government documents and several chapters consisting of exactly 26 short sections, each headed by a letter of the alphabet.