Sentence examples for address actually from inspiring English sources

The address actually exists and is home to a family named Parker Andrew and Suzanne Parkerr, who moved there in 1974, and their two daughters.

Dropped by Fox earlier this year, Palin is bouncing back with a 16-minute address (actually one of the longer speeches) on the last day of the event.

The Korea Communications Commission, a government agency, said the Internet address actually belonged to a computer at NongHyup, one of the three banks affected by the hacking on Wednesday.

Perhaps he was wary of inconveniencing the residents, anticipating the thousands of tourists who now queue to enter the Sherlock Holmes Museum, seemingly indifferent to the fact that the current holder of the fictional address actually stands at No 239.

Trembley's State of the Union address actually included a line which stated that "... the only thing we have to fear is gigantic, man-eating spiders".

While President Mukherjee, a lifelong politician who holds a largely ceremonial post in India's parliamentary system of democracy, is no saint, I'm certain, his address actually echoed the message of one of India's greatest saints of modern time, Swami Vivekananda.

Or not addressed, actually.

He can't imagine what "the boys" he addresses — actually grown men — have suffered, and yet he thinks he understands them.

We tend to wish people a happy Christmas in Britain as a cultural nicety without checking whether the person we're addressing actually celebrates Christmas.

Furthermore, the design of our geocoding process was not meant to yield point locations exactly where those addresses actually exist, but rather to approximate between base map road segments using address numbers.

She has one or more addresses which she wishes to geocode without revealing what those addresses actually are.