Sentence examples for going precisely from inspiring English sources

Most of the bailout money is going precisely to the Randian "titans", the bankers who failed in their "creative" schemes and thereby brought about the financial meltdown.

As a result of the lack of go-forward momentum generated by this tactic, the Welsh reverted to type and played the kind of unproductive rugby I highlighted in these pages recently, plodding round the corner with the powerful scrum-half Mike Phillips in the vanguard before meandering across the field and going precisely nowhere.

What is the Bible but the story of God and God's messengers going precisely where they weren't wanted?

Oh, sure, it might make some noise in the Senate, but over in the Tea Party House, it is going precisely nowhere.

For example, if you can stride out 24 inches (an adult stride, to be sure), and you do it at 20 degrees and in a quarter second, you will be going precisely 15.95 mph (25.67 km/h) minus drag.

All of this went precisely nowhere.

But the news conference did not go precisely to plan.

After his uncompromising Tehran performance, it will go precisely nowhere.

Last year didn't go precisely according to plan back in the Westlife camp, either.

You have to go precisely from this step to this step.

The Diamond storyline makes good copy, but it is odds-on it goes precisely nowhere.