Sentence examples for actually shorter from inspiring English sources
To Rybarczyk, the short porch is actually shorter.
Yesterday's line was actually shorter than the one Tuesday, when the previews began.
Discussing their meeting, Ms Sturgiss told the paper Swift, who measures at 1.78 metres, was actually shorter than the 19-year-old.
However, this ignores the fact that African-Americans have only been able to interact "equally" in America for the past 40 years, which is actually shorter than the length of time in which African-Caribbean immigrants have been in England.
She received the WH Smith literary award in 1987 for her second Collected Poems (the first had appeared in 1967, and so ruthless was her self-criticism that the later volume was actually shorter), and, in 1992, the CBE.
And I certainly have no gripe with his skirts, which are actually shorts with a flap in front.
But he said that layoffs were unlikely; before the attacks the airline was actually short of employees and had been paying a lot of overtime.
"The interesting thing from these numbers is that the market was actually short by two million tonnes last year," he told the Guardian.
This meant that the editor of the average short-term market timing newsletter was recommending that his clients allocate 13percentt of their equity portfolios to actually shorting the stock market — an aggressive bet that the market will go down.
He added: "People who have made a great deal of money over decades by siphoning their wealth out of Britain, putting it in a tax haven somewhere around the world, are actually short-changing the people of this country".
