Sentence examples for actually lovers from inspiring English sources

Whether the two were actually lovers or whether they were just unlucky is not known.

At its best, the concept captures the swings between passivity and passion, time-passing and piss-taking that constitute the viewing experience: many will empathise, for example, with the participants' startled reaction at discovering that a couple who seemed to be mother and son in BBC3's People Like Us were actually lovers.

"I think that many of the people who were complaining were actually lovers of the [original] movie," Reitman said, "Not haters of women".

Once there the daughters, along with their maid, Lisetta, are ordered into matches with moon men (actually their lovers) by the emperor.

It reminds me of Agatha Christie's The Moving Finger (1942), a Miss Marple mystery about an anonymous letter-writer in a country village who accuses two siblings of actually being lovers.

Whether they were actually ever lovers is open to question; if they were, Louis Viardot must have known about it and condoned it, as Turgenev remained his friend and was often his neighbour.

The most memorable example, the 1993 episode entitled "The Outing," featured a young NYU reporter mistakenly thinking that Jerry Seinfeld and best friend George Costanza were actually gay lovers.

"He is actually a lover of Argentine poetry and he spent about eight years living in Argentina from the age of three.

He was one of my lovers, actually.

These were also love duets in which Mr. Kudelka rarely had his lovers actually touch.

A 1953 film in which he starred with Lana Turner was actually called "Latin Lovers".