Sentence examples for to be exact which from inspiring English sources

Osteoarthritis, to be exact, which is the most common form of arthritis in the knee.

The rest are puppets (68 to be exact), which makes a certain sense in a play that depicts people as fortune's fools.

And it has big "angel wings" of metal (titanium, to be exact) which loop over your ears to hold the earpieces in place.

This one didn't take very long to read — three days to be exact — which is proof that the conjuror was great, but not faultless.

The clams in question — butter clams, to be exact, which the restaurant had deployed in a sublime tartare — are just one example.

It's small, but it's about a 1% to 2% difference — 1.5% to be exact, which may seem small but to me is rather large.

So he has reluctantly agreed to part with a selection of his scholars' objects -- 158 to be exact -- which Christie's will sell in New York on March 25.

There weren't a lot of blacks in my high school graduation class - two, to be exact - which meant that race was somewhat of an abstraction, happening elsewhere, mostly on a screen or from the grooves of a record.

That would be an episode of "The Simpsons," the "Cape Feare" episode, to be exact, in which young Bart — the son of Homer and Marge — is stalked by the murderous Sideshow Bob.

While Musk's venture hasn't done much yet, beyond dig a few test tunnels and talk about the state of the technology of tunnel borers and how much it could be improved, it has sold a lot of hats – 50,000, to be exact, a figure which Musk himself touted when citing the company's ability to make money from its branding even before attempting to commercialize its primary business.

It's all coming down on your blasphemin' head on May 21, to be exact, the date which Camping recommends all hardcore Christians set the alarm early and pack some bologna sandwiches, strawberry Kool-Aid and superlative blotter acid for the long, strange trip to the great intergalactic cherubs 'n' candycorn theme park in the sky.