Sentence examples for to be precise one from inspiring English sources

He has always had two mothers, or, to be precise, one mom who is American-born and speaks to him in English and one eema who is Israeli-born and speaks to him in Hebrew.

But right in the middle of the mass of players and singers – 1,030 of them to be precise, one of the largest collections of humanity ever assembled in the service of a symphony – stands the 50-year-old composer and conductor Gustav Mahler.

To be precise, one can ask the following.

4. To be precise, one must substitute \(c\) for \(x\) everywhere in \(s\) and \(t\). 5. Which was true back in 1912.

Your mouth, to be precise, the one that created 'Money' Mayweather.

To be precise, no one has been spammed since the middle of last night".

At the time, Mr. Schultz lamented, "We achieved fresh-roasted bagged coffee, but at what cost?" (To be precise, a one-pound bag of Starbucks Caffe Verona beans sells for $9.95).

Baguette forks, to be precise — two silver ones on a table at Osteria Morini, a redoubt of one of New York's pasta gods, the chef Michael White.

The issue, to be precise, is not one versus many gods, but one defining principle versus many principles.

At Big Apple, he juggles the seven-ball for 15 consecutive throws — for one minute and 16 seconds, to be precise — "and no one else does that," Ty said.

Since geological conditions have to be precise and managing one is relatively expensive — he spends about $5,000 a year on upkeep — most natural springs are either undeveloped in the wilderness or maintained as commercial facilities.