Sentence examples for precisely say from inspiring English sources
More precisely (say it slowly), into Nina Enimenimynimova.
Why exactly it had failed, no one would precisely say.
When that will happen, Dr. Drucker could not precisely say.
"I wanted to precisely say that this person isn't an existing person in high office," said Mr. Iannucci, a British comedian and producer who is best known to American audiences for his 2009 political satire "In the Loop".
Many of the people waiting for the iPad had a vague sense that they were involved in yet another big Apple moment, although they could not precisely say how they would use the tablet computer, which shares features of both laptops and mobile phones.
Counting Houses: The Obama campaign jumped on an interview in which McCain can't precisely say how many houses he owns.
Precisely, said Huub Meijers, the mayor of Schinveld-Onderbanken.
"Steve kind of knew what he wanted, but he didn't precisely," says Mr. Capps, who designed software for Macintosh.
Precisely, says Mr Penny: it intends to become a modern, competitive participant in an increasingly competitive industry.
"Andy's exotic romanticism matches the mood of the Chateau Marmont precisely," said André Balazs, the hotel's owner.
More precisely, said his college roommate and fraternity brother, Nathan Sloan, it was a mattress, and Mr. Cavalier never bothered to get the box spring or the frame.
