Sentence examples for exactly top of from inspiring English sources
At $1.79 a bag, the ice was good value, if not exactly top of the line.
Still, it's fair to say that traditional songwriting is not exactly top of Julia Holter's agenda.
It was not exactly top of Burgess's list of priorities as he was carried around the ground on a lap of honour by team-mates, including his younger twin brothers Tom and George, after being awarded the Clive Churchill Medal as man of the match in a 30-6 win for the Rabbitohs over the Canterbury Bulldogs.
The behind-the -scenes machinations to fill them aren't exactly top of mind for most in Silicon Valley, but they shouldn't be the last thing the region is thinking about, either.
Even the 128GB and the 256GB SSD options aren't exactly top-of-the-line options in late 2010.
Syria, not exactly a top-of-mind vacation destination for Western tourists (the American administration "hasn't always represented us in a good way," Syria's tourism minister, Sadallah Agha al-Qala, said in a recent interview), has been making the most of the Pauline year celebrations.
Not exactly Top 40 fare, is it?
Despite what the "Pro" name might imply, we're not exactly talking top of the line here: the screen comes in at just 2.8 inches (mostly due to the keyboard taking up nearly half of the face), and the processor clocks in at a relatively sluggish 800mhz.
And daring as it was by Hollywood standards, the first "Manchurian Candidate" was not exactly on top of the news.
