Sentence examples for exactly the start from inspiring English sources

After the events since their defeat to Spain, this was exactly the start they didn't need.

A return of just one goal so far is not exactly the start he had in mind on the pitch.

Rampaul is charging in with real fire in his belly and this was exactly the start that the West Indies required.

The 53-minute wipeout by Williams was exactly the start she wanted, because this two-week tournament will eventually test her health and her resolve.

But it's almost becoming a yearly BBQ arms race, especially with Father's day pretty much exactly the start of Grillin Season.

It was exactly the start to Irish's European campaign that director of rugby Brian Smith would have wanted after only two wins from their opening six Premiership games - and a continuation of the form that saw them score 18 tries in their opening two Challenge Cup games last season.

Those were the starting five players in the New York Knicks 105-90 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on March 14th, not exactly the starting lineup of a typical playoff bound team.

Alas, which multiculturalist would deny the "equality of human dignity", which in Taylor's multicultural Programmschrift (Taylor, 1994) is exactly the starting-point for the modern "politics of equal recognition", of which multiculturalism is only the difference-emphasizing variant?

The rise and decline of the Labour Party coincided almost exactly with the start and end of the 20th century; its historical mission is now played out.

"He died 14 months exactly to the start of the 2012 Olympics," said the 17-year-old Daley.

Of the 1793 matreshkaM, only 217 (12%) have a Kozak motif exactly at the start codon (data in Additional file 3).