The phrase "actually at the second" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific moment in time, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I thought the meeting was at 3 PM, but it’s actually at the second hour of the afternoon."
Alternatives: "at the moment" or "at this time".
Long before it actually appears, at the first sound of a distant steam whistle, audiences are entranced.
Confusingly, this isn't the symphony with the epithet "The Miracle", no 96; the chandelier actually fell at the first performance of Haydn's 102nd symphony, in B flat major.
It actually begins at the first ray of dawn, or, as it says in the Koran, "when the white thread of day becomes distinct from the blackness of night".
Turnout actually fell at the first opportunity voters had to use e-voting, the 2005 local election, when compared with the previous local election.
Be that as it may, it seems that Gödel actually arrived at the first exact observations about incompleteness via a different route, during his attempts to contribute to Hilbert's program, and not to undermine it (see Dawson 1997: Ch. IV).
As one who is conflict avoidant, I find that I'm actually better at the first part of the prayer than the second.
Though there's some contention about whether or not turkey was actually present at the first Thanksgiving, it was undeniably a staple of the Pilgrims's diet.
The out-but-at-home approach is actually the second trend to emerge from the lavishness of the Nasdaq bubble era.
(Boomers are usually defined as those born between 1946 and 1964, so Mr. Obama, born in 1961, is actually at the tail end of the second wave).
Federer, at 31, is actually the second youngest of the seven, with Haas, 35, exhibiting a preference for partners able to reminisce with him about growing up in the early 1980s.
