Sentence examples similar to exactly stir from inspiring English sources

Director Jeremy Herrin presides over the tea party with aplomb and knows exactly when to stir.

The four-story building, designed by Alan Grant of Grant Pierce in Los Angeles and situated on a nine-acre campus half an hour south of Seattle, provides the space to present exhibitions intended to stir exactly those kinds of emotions.

The Explorer, while improved in many ways over the models that received so much attention for tire failures and rollover deaths, has not exactly caused a stir in the automotive world.

Still, the blowup was exactly what The Stir's Rebecca Stokes was hoping to see.

Martinis are stirred exactly 12 times, not 13.

When the auction house announced that its New York sale would include the rugs that the entrepreneur and politician William A. Clark bequeathed in 1925 to the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, it did not exactly cause a worldwide stir.

Solid advice, but not exactly a sentiment that stirs one's passions.

BBC Radio 5 live's boxing producer Ben North in Munich: "There's a wretched heavyweight fight on at the moment, it's not exactly getting the crowd stirred up!" BBC Sport's Ben Dirs is in the Olympiahalle in Munich for the bout:  "The usual sedate atmosphere at the Olympiahalle… more Spassky-Fischer than Klitschko-Chisora".

The riveting "In the Open" expands effortlessly and credibly into cosmic meditation, as the speaker stares up at the stars during one night's bombing and thinks how their light "would have set out exactly / when the first stir of life recognized death".

Gently lower the eggs into the water, and poach for exactly two minutes – do not stir the water.

It takes exactly 142 minutes and 47 stirs to make, and it is worth every single one.