Sentence examples for exactly walk on from inspiring English sources
Of course, it's well known to Clevelanders that their cops don't exactly walk on water.
Several weighed in on the side of historical links before another participantbrought up the fact that the waterfront was originally made from landfill, "so pioneers hadn't exactly walked on it".
"This is a God dream," West announces on the opening "Ultralight Beam," but he's not exactly walking in Saul's sandals.
I was only sorry that Anderson couldn't find room for the Christian surfer, who knows exactly what "walking on water" entails, and who claims to have once purchased a fragment of the True Board.
I see James Toland, a walk-on, exactly where the chart has him.
After all, the hip-hop group was hardly in the mold of Doc Severinson's orchestra or the Max Weinberg 7: Not only were they already famous as a band, their sound is evocative, eclectic and socially-conscious -- not exactly tailor-made for guest walk-on music.
They continued on the road past a sign forbidding exactly this last short walk, on tarmac so old it was becoming landscape.
It's not exactly like seeing a dog walk on its hind legs.
