Sentence examples for to be precise they from inspiring English sources

Both apocalyptic zombie games (or infected, if you're going to be precise), they have similarities.

To be precise, they are dramas by Stephen Poliakoff, the latest of which is Joe's Palace (BBC1, Sunday).

To be precise, they are focused on a "Grexit" — the possibility of the country's eventual exit from the euro.

Known as saison beers, or ales, to be precise, they were full of character, tart and sharply refreshing, yet complex enough to be savored rather than chugged.

To be precise, they have been linked to a hormone called vasopressin and the protein molecule that acts as its receptor.

Last week we saw that the government had overstated the failings of the NHS by using dodgy figures (to be precise, they used misleading static figures instead of time trends).

The last rites of an extraordinary match had not taken long, 39 minutes to be precise, and they had been devoid of much drama.

It had been a long time coming – 42 days, to be precise – and they had to endure a wretched first half.

WEDDING bells rang recently in my house — at 10 05 on a Friday night in late April, to be precise — and they sounded very much like Verizon.

Video of the rehearsal period of the show's Boston tryout reveals the director, Maria Aitken, lamenting, "The timing has to be precise, or they'll kill each other in the wings".

These slots needed to be precise because they can influence the output voltage of the generator.