Sentence examples for actually a short from inspiring English sources

Even though there's a Starbucks on so many corners worldwide, travelers still queue up to see the "first" outlet here (actually a short walk away from its original location), displaying the original logo with a bare-breasted mermaid.

Not since Michael Foot and the infamous donkey jacket that wasn't (his meticulous biographer records that it was actually a "short, blue-green car coat") has a politician's formal attire been so loaded with significance.

The team found that when cells produce a lot of this molecule — actually a short strand of genetic information called microRNA-199a — both healthy and cancerous cells take on stem cell-like properties such as a heightened ability to regenerate breast tissue and to create spherical clumps of cells called mammospheres.

The end result: the Saints had just three plays of more than 20 yards — the 35-yard pass play Brees is credited for was actually a short pass and long run by Marques Colston — a remarkable statistic considering that against the Patriots less than a month ago, Brees averaged 20 yards per pass play.

"It's actually A Short History of a Tall Jew.

It's a good reminder how it's actually a short period of time.

OK, so my former work muumuu was actually a little short.

Given that it was actually a short-lived and semi-nomadic school of design and art with the usual riot of individualists, visionaries, eccentrics, schemers and geniuses that such places attract, this appearance of unity was an achievement.

After one reference to Pence's denials that Trump was perhaps actually a short-fingered vulgarian after all, Cecily Strong interrupted the "debate" with Friday's news than Donald Trump had been caught on camera suggesting that he liked to kiss women and paw at their genitals without consent.

It's actually a short-test as well and will only last for five days.

What I am hoping for is actually a short-term end to the rise in the value of the dollar.