Sentence examples for actually started as from inspiring English sources

He actually started as a goalkeeper.

I actually started as a graphic designer and web developer.

But it was actually started as a separate campaign by author Laura Lippman, who tweeted a bare-faced image of herself in support of 81-year-old actress Kim Novak, whose looks were criticised at the Oscars in February.

The production actually started as a house thing with a chord progression that I wrote, but with some time in the studio alone I was making a sort of "wildfire" beat out of it.

Commercial paper is not a new innovation — Goldman Sachs actually started as a commercial-paper firm, in the late nineteenth century — but it has become essential in day-to-day business in the U.S. Since 1980, annual commercial-paper issuance has gone from $124 billion to $1.6 trillion.

The mayor simply said that federal prosecutors "don't take all the cases"; the commissioner noted that federal authorities have the right of first refusal, but that this case had actually started as a criminal matter and "morphed" into a terrorism inquiry; and Mr. Vance said his office focused on "local, unaffiliated threats".

We were very enthused to read an interesting article in Diabetes Care (1) that shows that increased insulin resistance in puberty actually starts as many as 3 to 4 years prepubertally, and more than 50% of this variance is unaccounted for by fat percentage, IGF-1, or age of the individual.

The students whom Le Monde met at the end of September were doubtful about classes actually starting as planned.

It was only when I was 18, my second year as a pro, that I actually started playing as a central defender".

Countries held up as model high-performing globalizers (China, India, Malaysia, Thailand and Viet Nam) actually started out as more closed economies than those non-globalizers whose economies stalled or declined, mostly in Africa and Latin America [ 7].

But the madeleine cakes that Marcel Proust made famous as the trigger for nostalgia in his book might have actually started out as toasted bread, according to draft manuscripts to be published in France this week.