Sentence examples for to be precise which from inspiring English sources

His left eye, to be precise, which he lost while being held in one of the C.I.A.'s secret prisons.

Well 80 days 19hrs 23 mins to be precise, which was still three days behind the winner, Francois Gabart.

"I want to give all the money to charity, 3 charities to be precise which I will explain further at a future point, that's how I feel..

Only we're in Sussex, a few miles west of Guildford, to be precise, which sounds rather less romantic than rural France.

Spielberg's heart and mind were elsewhere – on Schindler's List to be precise, which he shot almost concurrently, as editing on Jurassic Park wound down.

Their larvae are terribly destructive and have really unpleasant characteristics (covering themselves with their own excrement, to be precise) which makes the most effective organic control of hand picking them off your lilies - a job that definitely requires gloves.

A hundred and fifty dollars, to be precise, for which you get a book.

Its author pined for a lost England (a lost Acton, to be precise) in which she did not feel like a stranger.

For six years under Shehata, to be precise, in which time they have never lost an Africa Cup of Nations game, lifting the trophy three times.

Southend Pier, to be precise, for which Scandinavian practice White has designed a new cultural centre, working with London architects Sprunt.

But even when the cakes themselves are brought to the forefront, you have to be precise about which quadrant you're tapping.