Sentence examples for have actually caught from inspiring English sources

"But at the rate that things are happening, we have actually caught up to the African scenario quite more quickly than we might have thought".

Mr. Bush, who applies his selective memory equally to his personal history and the country's, may have actually caught the cultural wave of the moment.

If blister harvesting sounds like too much work / the most disgusting waste of time imaginable, you could try something that a number of US parole officers have actually caught people doing: wedging a slice of ham under the sensor in an attempt to simulate sweat-free human skin.

(Someone else had actually caught the new snake for him but that was a detail).

Mr. Pedneau said he had actually caught fewer bass this past season, "probably because the schools are more spread out now".

At issue was not whether Gorz, a roofer from Poland, had actually caught the fish but when he had caught it.

Mr. Paul's call for the United States to leave Afghanistan — once anathema in a Republican primary — has actually caught on among the other Republican candidates.

It's worth noting no one has actually caught Ditto in the game yet, but that's not what the police are hoping get caught – their "random citizens" all have outstanding warrants.

It's a fish he will remember far longer than some he has actually caught.

"They've actually caught in the act the process of some asteroid breaking into pieces, being disrupted by the white dwarf host star".

In terms of Millennial's data, this is the first time that Android has actually caught up to iOS in terms of impressions.