Sentence examples for actually a pleasure to from inspiring English sources

Leave it to Google to make a virtual book that's actually a pleasure to use.

Out here, U. S. 46 is actually a pleasure to drive: it hugs the plunging, silvery Pequest River on its way through tiny forgotten hamlets like Bridgeville and Buttzville, Sarepta and Manunka Chunk.

This one's actually a pleasure to listen to from start to finish and doesn't bamboozle the listener with gonzo bass odysseys about quantum physics.

The other moral is to go to an upstate D.M.V. office (though I won't disclose which one is so nice it's actually a pleasure doing business with them).

For visitors, though, with temperatures in the 20s into October, the leisurely half-hour sea crossing from Cirkewwa (€4.65) is actually a pleasure.

I say all this somewhat dutifully, because there actually is a special pleasure to be shared, when a scientist or science writer leads us towards the light of a powerful idea which in turn opens avenues of exploration and discovery leading far into the future, binding many different phenomena in many different fields of study.

I've actually had the pleasure to serve Steve at a restaurant in Palo Alto, and here's the story..

It might surprise fans of lesser teams (ie you lot), but there's actually very little pleasure to be had from supporting the All Blacks.

So it was a revelation and a pleasure actually to stop in Delaware, and to discover that what lives more or less underneath the bridge is not the troll one might sensibly expect, but rather the attractive town of New Castle.

The subject is religion and the style is chaste, but Carl Theodor Dreyer's "Day of Wrath," from 1943 — a superb restoration of which is at IFC Center through Sept. 4 — is actually a sacrilegious paean to pleasure.

By Richard Brody The subject is religion and the style is chaste, but Carl Theodor Dreyer's "Day of Wrath," from 1943 — a superb restoration of which is at IFC Center through Sept. 4 — is actually a sacrilegious paean to pleasure.