Sentence examples for move precisely from inspiring English sources
"move precisely" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase when describing something that needs to be done with accuracy or exactness. For example, "She moved precisely to ensure that she would not accidentally break the vase."
She made the move precisely when the most adventurous gallery owners were pioneering in Chelsea.
Labour says will support the move precisely because it is not a mandatory or automatic sentence.
"We will move precisely against the enemy elements and crush them without harming the innocent," General Mattis said in his message.
Mr. Bennett, a retired engineer who has lived in Cambria Heights, Queens, since 1968, speaks the way his bands move: precisely.
And once they had talked up the possibility, it seems, officials at the B.O.J. felt that they would lose face if they didn't raise rates -- that they had to go ahead with the move precisely because the Ministry of Finance was against it.
The rotary stage used a vacuum-compatible air bearing, direct-drive motor, and high-resolution encoder to move precisely in a vacuum.
He wore a brown suit and, for his age, moved precisely and energetically.
He's neither tall nor burly, and he moves precisely, economically.
Whittaker's performance was moving precisely for that reason: there was no tragic beauty to it – it was raw, ugly and believable.
The result is moving precisely because the sincerity is contested: many poets who aim for sincerity set the radio dial to the all-me channel and blare it.
Some tunes are incredibly moving precisely because they remind you of a happier time, or a bittersweet time, or simply a time long ago.
