Sentence examples for actually comprises from inspiring English sources

"Working-Class New York" actually comprises two books.

Officially, the 106-mile route -- which actually comprises several roads -- runs from Marienheim south to Thann.

Whistler actually comprises several villages at the base of two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb.

(The new release actually comprises nine tracks from the 1974 album, and four, including "Strawberry Letter 23," from "Freedom Flight").

In the 1990s, Mr. Peragallo oversaw a complete restoration of the organ at St. Patrick's, a monumental instrument that actually comprises three separate organs.

The bathhouse complex actually comprises four buildings; while the entry pavilion on the inland side is finished, the beach pavilion still needs major work.

It's bad, but it's also bad by design: NBC Sports chair Dick Ebersol is trying to make what he calls "family television," which means a greater emphasis on things that horrible and purely notional moms enjoy than on the actual sporting events that actually comprise the actual Olympics.

Now, "the industry is actually comprised of many sub-industries, with separate and distinct pockets of risk," he said.

The nine-story building, named for its exterior and actually comprising two free-standing halves separated by a narrow air shaft, has 17 one- and two-bedroom units.

If you want to like the media more, try remembering that the media is actually comprised of humans, most of them working extremely hard and with limited resources to get the story right.

Today, after much puffing and huffing from Pyne over the past two years, we hear that the much-anticipated panel will actually comprise two regular News Corp columnists, former teacher and education researcher Kevin Donnelly and University of Queensland academic Ken Wiltshire.