Sentence examples for will go precisely from inspiring English sources

After his uncompromising Tehran performance, it will go precisely nowhere.

It assumes everything will go precisely according to a plan that no one outside Mr. Bush's circle seems to understand and that has certainly not worked well so far.

But, he added, the latest plan "will go forward precisely because so many others have failed".

In front of the Ministry, a parent with a bullhorn began with a list of rules for the other protesters: "The demonstration will go from precisely one o'clock to two-thirty.

For example, if you can stride out 24 inches (an adult stride, to be sure), and you do it at 20 degrees and in a quarter second, you will be going precisely 15.95 mph (25.67 km/h) minus drag.

But the news conference did not go precisely to plan.

Indeed, Beckett's oft-quoted "You must go on, I can't go on, I'll go on" precisely mirrors the plight of Park's beleaguered characters.

As a knuckleballer, he said, he does not know precisely where they will go.

It is unclear, however, precisely how they will go about doing that and even less obvious whether it can work.

With the proliferation of different relief funds -- among them, the New York Community Trust-United Way effort, the Red Cross fund, the 9/11 Neediest Fund of The New York Times Company Foundation and the city's fund, tentatively named the Twin Towers Fund -- it remains unclear precisely which money will go to help which victims.

But Mr Sutherland and his board colleagues have yet to calculate precisely how many jobs will go, and he is not expected to give details for some weeks yet.