Sentence examples for has come exactly from inspiring English sources

The leak has come exactly a week before a deadline for the US-Iranian negotiations in Lausanne to produce a framework agreement.

His team's last victory had come exactly 10 days ago, against the same opponent.

It's telling though that the news has come, almost exactly a year on from the moment when Banks's behaviour seemed to change.

No writer has more fun with his own awkwardness, and in this respect you can't help feeling he has come to exactly the right place.

It is telling that Cole acknowledges this move has come at exactly the right time for him, a little older and wiser, and thus more confident to take on the various challenges needed to adapt and immerse himself in a new culture, language, and way of life as well as a new style of football.

"Everybody has come back with exactly what I'd hoped for".

It may also be worth remembering how far the Vatican has come in the exactly one month since Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, who will be chairman of this week's meetings, told reporters that while sex scandals were not insignificant, "the pope is worried over peace in the world".

Yet, for many soldiers, it has come to mean exactly the opposite.

We went against popular advice and I'm delighted we did not take that path, because in four years the market has come around to exactly where we are.

Well, the time has come to reveal exactly how Jack (Ventimiglia) kicks the proverbial bucket, and it happens to be right after the Super Bowl.

Well, the time has come to reveal exactly how Jack (Ventimiglia) kicks the proverbial bucket, and it happens to be right after the Super Bowl.