On the dot

"I don't want to be waiting for you, so you'd better be there at three o'clock on the dot."
"He's supposed to show up at four on the dot. If he is late even a minute, I'm taking off."
"You'd better be here by 1:30, because we're leaving at two o'clock on the dot."

A: "We have to go to Los Angeles tomorrow. What time should we meet?"
B: "We have to be at the airport at 4:00 o'clock, so let's meet at two o'clock on the dot."

Other Common Sentences

"Meet me at the bus station at six o'clock sharp."
"Let's meet at the book store exactly at 1:00."

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