Sentence examples for precise for from inspiring English sources

I have to be more precise for this offense to be more precise".

A hundred and fifty dollars, to be precise, for which you get a book.

MANY candy-making procedures are too precise for the casual cook, but some are dead easy.

That is the job: to watch in detail and make sure it is precise for the audience, second by second".

The answer is that humans have an uncontrollable urge to be precise, for better or (all too often) worse.

How, for instance, did Algeria manage to pip England (or Britain to be precise) for the top spot?

Southend Pier, to be precise, for which Scandinavian practice White has designed a new cultural centre, working with London architects Sprunt.

What has taken years – 35-plus to be precise – for many Americans to understand is the motivations behind Iran's Islamic revolution.

This is what Mendelssohn meant when he said that we need music in order to utter those thoughts and emotions which are too precise for words.

I love that it can be very precise for me, but when you watch it your mind creates your own story for her.

Brawn said that Schumacher was much more precise, for example, than the two drivers, Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button, who raced with the team last year.