Sentence examples for actually in one from inspiring English sources

It seems fun, but in my entire life, I've honestly never been involved in an actual food fight, and I bet if you're actually in one, it's only fun for a few seconds before one of the kids starts crying.

Moore spends his life talking about churches, and now that he was actually in one he seemed happy to indulge in some extended Biblical exegesis.

"I realised that my now husband is actually in one of the photos that I'd gazed at in the library," she says.

Unlike most of the stuff in the new coalition document, this one was actually in one of the manifestos: the Lib Dem one, to be precise.

"In Stalingrad, he was actually in one of the divisions stationed there when the Germans came to the city," Mr. Donskoy said of his father.

We showed the world!" And then he unleashed the war cry which reminded us that we were actually in one of South Africa's most hallowed rugby stadiums, deep in the Afrikaner heartland: "Vrystaaaaaat [Free State]!" We all laughed as we shuffled our way out in a sea of exhilarated yellow.

Anyone can pay a visit to a landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places, but not everyone can actually live in one.

You can't know how much it hurts until you've actually been in one.

Well, it actually happens in one hour and 50 minutes, which feels leisurely yet over-busy.

Of course, I hadn't actually been in one, but I had seen photographs.

"Have you actually sat in one of these chairs?" I asked him.