Sentence examples for which is bang from inspiring English sources

Another dot from the second, which is bang on line and length.

In July, Abraham duly announced a 25% cull of executives, which is bang on target.

Elsevier has disputed the claims, saying that its average list price per article is $10£6.5050), which is "bang on the industry mean", and that volume-based discounts bring the effective price per article down to $2, which is "slightly below the industry average".

Obviously I swore, which is bang out of order and I apologise again for that, but I still stand by the rest of the things I said".

They are the new captains of that "stand up to Muslim paedos" end of the dim right-wing, which is bang on trend for the new wave of far-rightism.

Given that the opponent is Cleveland, which is banged up defensively, it's a decent matchup no matter who lines up in the Baltimore backfield.

For pudding, a honeyed sponge cake that makes the most of apricots, which are bang in season right now.

I realised after I came to Edinburgh that perhaps it was a mistake to have gone to a college which was bang in the centre of a vast city.

Isner's serve speeds were dropping late in the fifth set as he began to look stiffer between points, not all of which were bang-bang exchanges.

However, the ultimate observing location is surely the Mont Mégantic Observatory in Mont-Mégantic Mont-Mégantic National Parkost bang on the centerline.

"They've made a decision that impacts on one of my players, they've given a date which is slap bang in the middle of pre-season," he said.