Sentence examples for actually such as from inspiring English sources

AB Well, aside from the golf and the view, there was a lot to hate about it actually, such as the fact the merchandising shop stocked £100,000 watches and that the waiting staff were on a minimum wage and staying in converted cargo containers.

Note that there is actually such a thing as having too much start-up capital.

7. Suggest to Apple that if it can do this with a U2 album, then it should be able to provide exclusive access to things we actually need, such as Candy Crush Saga ripoffs and promotional codes for Millie's Cookies.

However much Americans say they want a small government, they seem wedded to the expensive benefits of the big one they actually have, such as Social Security, health care for the elderly and a strong national defence.

Leaders hope public disclosure can change that.In this section Learning to spin Transparency in the haze It's a continent, actually ReprintsNGOs such as the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs (IPE) can take some credit for the new policy.

You might have thought that this was bad news for physics - but actually physicists such as Prof Nash couldn't be more excited.

"If you're in areas where the need is actually growing, such as next-generation sequencing... or if you're doing anything with translational medicine,..

The criminal could send an email purporting to be from a place you actually visited, such as a restaurant or golf course.

Other forms that appear to have been borrowed are actually coincidental, such as Finnish kirja "book", and Quenya cirya "ship".

While posing as a populist, he seems inclined to let the Republican establishment have its way, not just with welfare for the poor but with federal programs that Middle America actually values, such as social security and medicare.

That is to say, what if we backed our money with something we actually valued, such as a healthy ecosystem, equitable distribution of wealth and a restored human commons?