Sentence examples for actually referred from inspiring English sources

Hambrick's "actually" referred to the men and women, outside the Academy, occupied with actual management in actual organizations.

It's because the pre-Victorian use of the word 'plum' actually referred to raisins.

This figure actually referred to the average annual growth rate between 2000 and 2008.

None of the winners actually referred to President Donald Trump by name.

They're slags, moos, and in a couple of cases are actually referred to as fannys.

The second effect was found among the fathers actually referred to the program.

The paragraph actually referred to the address by Yakov A. Ma lik, the Soviet repreentative.

But Phillips misread the category Games Finished to mean saves, when it actually referred to complete games.

A figure of 44.1% for British Gas actually referred to a 460-employee entity called British Gas Services (Commercial).

"It was the first time he actually referred to himself as a failure," said Haylett, who has two younger children who will not be sitting the Kent test.

Still, Dr. Fitzmyer said he had serious doubts that the third name on the inscription actually referred to Jesus of Nazareth.