Sentence examples for strictly have a from inspiring English sources

In other words, a pair of vertices (v_{i}) and (v_{j}) are concordant if either one of these two vertices strictly have a larger value for the two metrics B and C compared to the other vertex.

"I'd just started at BBC Breakfast and obviously the bosses at Strictly had a shopping list and a newsreader was on it and I was their easiest target".

For its 11th series, Strictly has a new home at Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire, having been based at BBC Television Centre in White City since 2004.

BBC One's Strictly had a Friday average of 6.5m viewers as it went head-to-head with the ITV show, which drew 5.8m.

On Saturday, the shows again had an overlap, though only of half an hour, but Strictly had an average audience of 8.1m, while X Factor drew 7.7m.

#Raging #Strictly #Strictly why have a final with scores.

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

After Strictly, broadcasters have a slate of dance programme planned.

Ecofin would still, strictly speaking, have a monopoly on legislative power.

BBC1's controller, Danny Cohen, said: "Strictly has enjoyed an outstanding year, with dancing and entertainment of the highest quality.

A text, then, is not a book, and does not, strictly speaking, have an author.