Sentence examples for i actually referred from inspiring English sources

"The allegations were serious – I actually referred to the possibility of becoming another mid-Staffordshire hospital calamity – but the inquiry did not look at safety or the breaches of the codes," he said.

There're doctors (I actually referred my own dentist to a rehab), pathetic scumbags, best friends, police officers, drunk drivers that ran over babies all sharing and caring like one big, happy, jonesing family.

"I actually referred him up to psychiatry, because I felt, he was actually very vulnerable and very at risk of suicide.

I actually refer to her as my soulmate, and often introduce her that way.

I was actually referred to as "it".

And when I say "nights" I'm actually referring to that special time when the evening melts into morning; a time when everybody needs that little extra push to keep their body going.

I am actually referring to jobs -- what we do to make money.

I'm actually referring to the act of looking at, and comprehending, printed text.

(Participant 15) Most of them, when talking about 'involvement', actually referred to 'compliance', i.e., being involved in the treatment mean to comply with the doctor's orders.

"And as I told you before, our own GP actually referred to me as "the widow" already in advance.

And don't worry, I don't actually refer to my phone as "my precious".