Sentence examples for actually with small from inspiring English sources

The film, which was premiered in an event described as "glitzy" at Soho's Curzon Cinema on Monday night, appears to be Love Actually with small cash sums inserted at regular intervals.

They'll be more transaction oriented–[based on] a percentage of the transactions people actually close with small- to medium-sized businesses on the phone.

When coins of lesser value were needed as change to balance out a purchase, it was common practice for a merchant actually, with a small axe or cutting tool, to chop or cut a piece of eight (the Spanish dollar coin) into eight equal smaller "bits," each bit being worth one-eighth of the Spanish dollar.

"It's unfair because we actually work with smaller organisations: what they do is incorporated into our offer.

The fact that CR does not always extend lifespan, and in diverse mouse strains its longevity effect is actually associated with smaller decreases in temperature, suggests that other factors may obscure or reverse expected effects of T b on ageing.

[The rock] actually is filled with small fractures, so what you're trying to do is find those weak zones and reopen them.

When I opened the studio door to go outside, I was shocked to find the sky bright and quiet, actually quite beautiful, with small clouds drifting steadily across it.

That changed with the development of rapid, large-scale sequencing technology like the so-called 454 method (Science, 5 August 2005, p. 862), which actually works best with small fragments of DNA.

Diamond stones are very hard and very porous.[2] In many cases, diamond stones are actually metal plates with small diamonds attached to their surfaces.

So what, if anything, should governments do?It may be instructive to look at what actually happens in countries with small and big government respectively, and compare results.

Each 'vertical line' is actually a Lorentz function with small full-width at half maximum.