Sentence examples for reached exactly from inspiring English sources

As the hours passed, the atmosphere had reached exactly what every recording experience should be: A celebration.

But even when aesthetics rule, she said, a successful work seems to have reached exactly the right proportions.

This week, for example, a telecommunications consortium called Iridium, currently the chief civilian contributor to regular satellite launches, reached exactly halfway in its programme to launch 66 satellites.

It lit the backs of bindings, pictures, furniture which had reached exactly the right pitch of faded country-house shabbiness, curtains laundered hundreds of times over and music open above the keys of a piano.

Standing on the steps of the Royal Courts of Justice in London, he said the inquest jury had reached "exactly" the same conclusion as his three-year inquiry, called Operation Paget, into the deaths of Diana and Dodi Fayed.

The final edition of I promessi sposi (1840 42), rendered in clear, expressive prose purged of all antiquated rhetorical forms, reached exactly the sort of broad audience he had aimed at, and its prose became the model for many subsequent Italian writers.

The winner must reach exactly zero on his last throw.

Moggridge, with the same access to documents as Skidelsky, reaches exactly the same conclusions as Harrod.

Giving away papers works best when you can target the audience, reaching exactly the people your advertisers want.

Sarit We might even agree on something at the start and then argue about it for three days until we reach exactly the same conclusion.

"The point of separation is fixed in time, in space, velocity and attitude; and we have to reach exactly that point," explained Esa flight director Andrea Accomazzo.