Sentence examples for strictly make from inspiring English sources

"It was strictly make up the rules as you go," Mr. Pickard recalled.

While these projects have resulted in very useful national quality monitoring systems, they do not strictly make use of quality indicators but mainly focus on outcome measures.

"Whittingdale is a man who doubts they should have Strictly, but Strictly makes money," he said.

The new kitchens can be inventive, but they are not strictly making friends.

In recent times, verbal "gaffes", defined ever more strictly, made blunt parliamentarians look high risk or accident prone.

I ate really healthily before I did the show, but Strictly made me feel like I could eat anything.

These celebrities are the proud owners of Chanel's £5,370 brick bag that, while not strictly made from Lego (it's Plexiglas), is surely inspired by the bright plastic toy bricks.

Hence, it is conceivable for an algorithm to make suboptimal decisions at one or more steps and yet end up with a better end-to-end delay than Algorithm 1 that strictly makes optimal decisions at every step.

Kinetic, whose investor base was strictly made up of electric and natural gas companies like Reliant Energy in Houston, Raleigh, N.C.-based Progress Energy and Exelon in Chicago will for the first time open its doors to traditional limited partners like pensions, endowments and foundations who were drawn to the triple-digit returns of previous funds, Tarr says.

Ennis has been a strictly "made in Sheffield" success story until now, and all indications suggest she is keen for it to remain that way, particularly as she presently has access to the city's outpost of the English Institute of Sport and the Don Valley Athletics Stadium.

The Australian delegation felt that the training arrangements had not been enacted strictly, making the course unsafe.