Sentence examples for it exactly at from inspiring English sources

You heard a lot of fine individual playing, but not all of it exactly at the same time.

"So tell us," he began, "how hot is it exactly at the back of a pizza oven?" I looked to my colleague and Jeffrey's wife for help, but they were waiting for my response.

"If they hit it exactly at midnight, the beautiful thing is that we see that they would have been sucked out towards the Golden Gate Bridge," Dr Hut told BBC News.

That's because, even though quantum mechanics deals in probabilities such as the likelihood of an electron being in one location or another the quantum waves that give those probabilities must still evolve predictably, so that if you know a wave's shape at one moment you can predict it exactly at any future time.

"If they hit it exactly at midnight, the beautiful thing is that we see that they would have been sucked out towards the Golden Gate Bridge," Dr. Rolf Hut, a scientist at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, and one of the researchers involved in the study, told BBC News.

We received this awesome collection of stoner chick fashion photos with holographic looking overlays that look like they're from a stoner's version of Photo Booth just before 4 20 on the east coast which means we couldn't post it exactly at 4 20 on 4/20 thereby blowing our collective stoner domes.

Twenty-two years later, Berman can't pin it down it exactly, but at about 3 15 a.m., while plowing through that evening's baseball highlights, either "Frank Tanana Daiquiri" or "John Mayberry R.F.D".

The difficulty in understanding synaptic transmission relies in that it exactly stands at a scale where stochastic molecular events are integrated into a cellular function (i.e. depolarization), making a synapse an intrinsically unreliable device.

I thought, 'I've had 18 years of prime ministership, it's time I go and give it to him.' But it was exactly at that time that these things were exposed.

Fortunately, things perk up fantastically well in the second half, and I don't think it's a coincidence that it's exactly at the point that the narrative's focus shifts from little intense Hugo towards bitter Papa Georges.

It was exactly at this pivotal time that I became acutely aware of how important it is to have a skill set that allows a woman to be financially independent.