Sentence examples for getting it spot on from inspiring English sources

In terms of their preparation for next summer's World Cup, England are getting it spot on.

"From a bowling point of view the wickets column doesn't stack up the way we would have liked but the areas we bowled were more important, we were close to getting it spot on and they batted well.

The young England striker was central to everything positive about the Blues in the final third, firstly narrowly over-hitting a through-ball for Juan Mata before getting it spot on second time round to feed in Drogba, who subsequently missed from a tight angle after rounding the keeper.

Daley needed to get it spot on, though, to give the Blues a legitimate chance of usurping Queensland for just the second time in 11 years.

With it, and with ensemble computing, we got it spot-on.

"It was handbags, the referee got it spot-on," Bruce added.

There are different rules for citing books, journals and websites, and you have to get it spot-on.

A few eyebrows were raised when Monk signed Fabianski on a free transfer and allowed the popular Michel Vorm to leave for White Hart Lane but once again, the Swansea manager got it spot-on.

There's a rhythm to this physical comedy, it's almost like a dance troupe, and you have to get it spot-on – everyone, say, putting their hats on at exactly the same time – and these are tricks and skills, which I at least have had to learn".

We were excellent - this was a test of attitude and we got it spot-on.

Who doesn't love to travel either blocks miles or frequent flier journeys to far flung places, and order a classic like the margarita or the manhattan and get it spot-on just like you would had you ordered it in any of your favorite drinking establishments?