Sentence examples for actually set it from inspiring English sources

Looks like a new GTA is on its way, and they've finally decided to actually set it in New York.

I suppose you could do a mayonnaise tasting, though the architects of Resto's menu don't actually set it up that way.

Then there's a security scanner machine, like at an airport, only it can't be very secure because, what do you know, two heavy golden Oscars don't actually set it off.

I actually set it back slightly earlier when I think of it, which was the Olympic Games in 1984, because that's what gave Fifa the thought process that the US could host a big event, because we were so successful there.

"It's not part of our policy," Bittar said, "but I suspect that as you see international jurisdictions lift the bar continually, certain jurisdictions will look at whether they allow horses to run in races, and actually set it into the race conditions if jurisdictions don't comply with an international minimum standard".

In 2013, Stephen Harper's Conservative government announced legislation to have a public sex offender registry (which passed in 2015), but according to Scott Bardsley, press secretary for the Office of the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness "they never actually set it up and they never funded it".

Attempting to explain how simple it is to set up Mobile HotSpot is probably more difficult than actually setting it up.

While its technical underpinnings are what Rhinobird is boasting about today, in the end, it could be the company's business model that actually sets it apart.

It shouldn't go unnoticed that Bigelow, the first woman in history to win a best director Oscar, has looked behind the all-male Navy Seal team that killed Bin Laden and found a woman – several of them, actually – who set it all up.

"Might the truth actually set him free?

"I needed something that went beyond showing me where I was spending my money and actually helped me set it aside.