Sentence examples for not exactly do from inspiring English sources

The Rangers did not exactly do that against the fifth-place Flyers, another good offensive team trying, but ultimately failing, to gain a point for home-ice advantage in their coming series against Pittsburgh.

Just a few months before that however, Taylor did not exactly do his long-term job prospects much good – switching to a 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2), drafting in Gary Pallisystemsoundextra centre-back and Lee Sharpe as wing-back, in a 2-0 away defamiliarthe group leadraftingway in June 1993.

It was one of Vettel's best drives even if it will not exactly do a lot to quieten those, such as Lewis Hamilton, who believe that luck seems always to be on his side.

The loss to Barcelona in the Champions League final at Wembley did not exactly do United a favour but it would have confirmed in Ferguson's mind that his side was obviously on the wane.

Lewis said that "It's not exactly 'Do What You Want With My Body', but Gaga and Bennett generate a different kind of heat".

Driving a car owned by his father, Michael, Marco Andretti has not exactly done poorly.

He was attractive, but not exactly doing it for me.

He didn't exactly do that.

We didn't exactly do that.

In "A Celebration" he doesn't exactly do Pinter the way Robert Morse did Truman Capote, or Hal Holbrook did Mark Twain.

The truth is, you can't exactly do anything with the music you buy.