Sentence examples for register exactly from inspiring English sources
His ambition was to "compete with the civil register," exactly picturing his contemporaries in their class distinctions and occupations.
He's not listening carefully enough to register exactly who is saying what — just the general impression, the flow.
Over the 11-day test, Peake will register exactly what he eats, and drink water laced with a heavy isotope of hydrogen, which allows scientists to see how his energy levels change.
While I had problems getting my cab driver to register exactly where I wanted to be in the already famous Hua Qiang Bei cluster, simply saying "Tencent" in English got him to immediately acknowledge, exclaiming "Teng Xun Da Sha", which translates to Tencent Plaza in Mandarin.
Toms said it took her a moment to register exactly what she had just experienced.
It took three beats to register exactly who he was, standing there, handsomely familiar, blond hair darkened and spiky for a new movie, A Walk Among Tombstones, he is shooting with co-star Liam Neeson.
She had a strong interest in classical music, one which may not have been fully shared by her husband, who said of a performance of Wagner's Die Walküre that it "started at 7 o'clock, at 10 00 pm I looked at my watch and it registered exactly 8 o'clock".
All time points for sampling were registered exactly in a protocol.
Now, draw N independent samples, X i, i=1,2,… N following this distribution (here N is of course the (unknown) size of the population) and let h j denote the count of cases where X i = j for j=1,2,… T. That is, h1 is the number of observed cases that was registered exactly once, h2 the number of cases observed exactly two times, etc.
We've already suffered from Michael Fallon's decision to sell off the income-generating Postcode Address File (PAF) database with Royal Mail – which means the government had to set aside £5m (but will need more) in the budget to create a "national address register", with exactly the same information.
So secondly, I am supporting CEOP because I know from my work with paedophiles that those who take the sorts of risks that would have led to these men not registering are exactly those sex offenders who are most likely to pose the greatest dangers to children.
