Sentence examples for have actually finished from inspiring English sources

A few more have actually finished the course though, which is an improvement on earlier.

Perhaps because he's the only person ever to have actually finished it?

That's not to say the actor has permanently turned a corner professionally, and will henceforth make movies aimed at audiences that have actually finished primary school.

"He rang me up and said, 'The good news is, I have actually finished before my deadline' — which is an unusual call to get from an author," Mr. Thomas said.

I've actually finished off a couple holes on the wrong greens because it was so difficult to distinguish between them.

The prejudging of Hamlet is like being held publicly to account on, say, your carpentry or baking skills, before you've actually finished making your table, or cake.

But a report released last week by the Organization of American States determined that the election had been rife with fraud and that Mr. Martelly, a popular musician, had actually finished second by a narrow margin, ahead of Mr. Célestin.

Of the two men still in custody, General Kimmitt said: "We have some intelligence that would suggest they had knowledge, perhaps some culpability, but we're not going to know until we've actually finished the questioning".

Those studying it online have found that when people misrepresent themselves, it is often because they are attempting to express an idealized or future version of themselves — someone who is thinner or has actually finished Dante's "Inferno".

To make matters worse, on several days over the last month, the channel has actually finished fourth in the all-news cable competition, behind even CNN Headline News, the channel of daylong quick-hit newscasts.

NBC removed Mr. Zucker's predecessor, the entertainment president, Garth Ancier, after less than two years on the job -- and right after the network had actually finished first in this season's first prime-time ratings sweep period, in November.