bang on

adjective

1. with absolute accuracy

2. excellent or excellently

Example Sentences

“I’m trying to leave!” he says as agents bang on his car.

From Los Angeles Times

The Spanish Socialist PM Pedro Sanchez's approach is to not to bang on about immigration but when necessary to defend it as a contributor to a growing economy, while the Danish Social Democrat PM Mette Federikson has been taking a hard line on asylum.

From BBC

But Sunday night at the Ford, Bang on a Can All-Stars will pay tribute in a concert that surrounds “In C,” Riley’s 1964 work that was said to have launched Minimalism, with a few hints of where it came from and where music might yet go.

From Los Angeles Times

They bang on the glass, yell out their identification numbers and plead for help, she said.

From Los Angeles Times

If he goes at that rate for the next two years, Root would be bang on course to pass Tendulkar in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval in 2027.

From BBC