Sentence examples for actually be left from inspiring English sources

One passenger will actually be left behind.

But at the end of those five years, you'd actually be left with about $6,900.

"And even collecting/transporting/mining minerals or whatever to create these machines might be done by machines… How much work will there actually be left for humans?" What careers to do think will be relevant 100 years from now?

Chinchillas are incredibly self-sufficient and are so low-maintenance, they can actually be left alone over a weekend without their health or safety becoming an issue.

"As long as treatment in the apartment is being done properly, most times that stuff can actually be left out on top of a treated surface, such as a dresser".

(Whether or not the systems will actually be left in place remains open for debate however, given that TASS, a state-owned Russian news agency maintains that the systems must still be dismantled before the new sale goes through).

And unlike Mr. Perry, he'd actually be leaving a job — retiring, if you want to call it that — before taking the new one.

"You would not necessarily have a suite of exams based on you leaving school when you would not actually be leaving school.

He was wrong-footed again before the half-hour mark as Pedro was more accurate, although the goalkeeper had actually been left exposed, his defenders hypnotised by Xavi.

"In many cases, councils are actually being left out of pocket because they are not even recovering the costs of bringing the prosecutions.

Sometimes we never even see the scenes: her role as a headmistress having an affair with Anne Reid in Love Actually was left on the cutting-room floor.