Sentence examples for is strictly from from inspiring English sources

She is strictly from the modernising wing of the London Labour party.

"So my connection to him is strictly from the bottom up".

Elsewhere they've scrimped: the actors are from television (Eric Balfour of "Haven," Scottie Thompson of "Trauma," Donald Faison of "Scrubs," David Zayas of "Dexter"), and Joshua Cordes and Liam O'Donnell's screenplay is strictly from hunger.

The error of the collected traffic data is strictly from some erroneous vehicle trajectories from the tracking module.

Our revenue is strictly from simple ads right now.

But an $8 "transportation fee" and a $3 "peak" surcharge were strictly from Dollar, he said.

Its hard to believe that under two months ago Joey was strictly from hunger as they say but I was.

"The way I'd viewed immigration was strictly from the U.S.-Mexican border, and I'd never considered what it could be like from farther away," he said.

But even that barely covers it — it's strictly from his solo albums and the haunting scores he wrote for films like "Alamo Bay" and "Paris, Texas".

They decided it was strictly from hunger; they also spoke of the men they used to know who were now in the service, how bored they were not having dates, etc.

Thorn, speaking of the impending trade, would not acknowledge the team's decision to cut payroll, saying, "It will be strictly from the standpoint that we don't think there is someone at No. 22 worth a three-year guarantee.