The phrase "actually and we will" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "Actually, we will need to discuss this further in our next meeting."
Alternatives: "In fact, we will" or "Indeed, we will."
We worked together before FreeDarko - it's how we met, actually - and we will again in the future.
You may want to respond that you have better reason to trust scientists than theologians, because scientists work from observation and reason and presumably theologians do not (this latter point is actually highly questionable and we will come back to it).
I felt that Sam actually won the ball and we will certainly consider an appeal.
But the Indians are already on the hot seat for their "mascot" (can a culture actually be a mascot?) and we will move on to the given names of the 2016 Cleveland Indians roster.
I think telling the story would make the dollar drop into such low numbers that they will finally have negative value and we will actually owe the government money by holding dollars.
That takes about a year, unless we try to stop for a paper on the way home, in which case it has taken so long that I am actually still in the park and we will all have to sleep there.
"And we will actually have three administration officials testifying [Tuesday] before the Senate Energy and Natural Resource Committee".
We are also heading into a dangerous chapter of American history and we will actually discover if our democratic institutions can withstand a president with a strong authoritarian predisposition during our time of great peril.
What many studies have labelled as 'inbreeding avoidance' actually corresponded to 'incest avoidance', and we will see that, in many natural populations, although there are numerous examples of mechanisms to prevent selfing or incest, multiple strategies also exist that promote some degree of inbreeding.
The proof will be in what it actually sounds like: and we'll have to wait for reports from Budapest to find out what this "new revolution" in piano technology does for pianistic possibility.
