Sentence examples for strictly have from inspiring English sources

Of the latter, one was a plastic carrier bag that should not strictly have been collected anyway.

He may not, strictly, have done anything wrong, but it doesn't matter: he will get punished," Mr de Paula said.

This task has become more urgent as programmes such as X Factor, Britain's Got Talent and Strictly have come to dominate prime-time viewing.

Sky Movies, LoveFilm and the revival of Saturday-night television, courtesy of X Factor and Strictly, have chipped away at Blockbuster.

The firm is, for example, considering a spinoff of its private equity businesses, something it doesn't strictly have to do to comply with new government rules.

Historically the English courts, in contrast to those of a number of other signatories, have taken their treaty obligations very seriously and, applying the convention strictly, have returned children to their countries of habitual residence.

"Absolutely," adds the pop star when asked whether Strictly has rejuvenated his Aussie pal.

"This store strictly has whatever unusual things people who live around here might want".

Strictly has offered Balls redemption and he's grabbed it with both hands.

"To be a part of Strictly has been a long-time ambition of mine.

Strictly has its first live show of the series tonight, with an hour-long edition featuring half the couples.