Sentence examples for up to exactly from inspiring English sources

"He's lived up to exactly what everybody's talked about," Manager Terry Collins said.

Her life has the elegant relevance of a novel, building up to exactly this worldview.

Yet the required rate to qualify, never mind win the game, is up to exactly ten an over.

Taken one by one, these complaints may seem trivial, but together they add up to exactly nothing, maybe a little less.

With his large and sturdy (but pre-telescopic) quadrants and sextants, he carefully measured the positions of 777 stars, to which he later added enough hastily observed stars to bring the catalog up to exactly 1,000.

When Vice President Carolyn Ainslie says "The cost to educate a Cornell student is actually twice that of the sticker price to attend the University," she should list what she considers the University's education costs that add up to exactly twice "the sticker price" for each student to attend Cornell.

Now we're set up to do exactly that".

Taken together, those payouts add up to almost exactly the $400 million that Burger King's I.P.O. is expected to raise.

So if you add that up, you can see that vision and audition are set up to be exactly equally weighed for the exams.

If a theory has, up to isomorphism, exactly one model, then it is said to be categorical.

The new changes promise to tighten things up to prevent exactly this kind of listing coming to fruition.