Sentence examples for very by the from inspiring English sources

That drop might not seem like much, statistically, and obviously, dining patterns can very by the day of the week.

"It was all very by the book but it took no account of the fact that that people couldn't give a damn about the book," he said.

He's very by-the-book on most things.

Jenny, by the way, is white — and the show treats that fact in a very by-the-way manner.

I do know, however, that RAAF pilots are very by-the-book; and the politicians they fly about the place are wary of taking them on.

"He is probably America's straightest arrow, very by-the-book, very professional," Garrett M Graff, whose book The Threat Matrix studied how Mueller transformed the FBI after the 9/11 attacks, previously told the Guardian.

I met a bunch of bankers during the same period of time who were all incredibly competent and smart but very by-the-book and very in a lingo that's all their own.

A friend of mine who is nearing 60 and has always been a very by-the-book executive decided that he wanted to move south to be near his kids and grandchildren, and proposed to his boss, the CEO of their NYC-based company, that he could do his job 3 days a week long-distance and two days a week in New York.

Carson identified his role as "a very by-the-book type of person but soon has a change of heart as the corpses begin to pile up".

(This whole story is very, very NSFW by the way).

"I'm very, very saddened by the passing of Phil.