Sentence examples for it is actually called from inspiring English sources

What happens if one of the people in a room with Alexa in it is actually called Alexa? (Or Siri? Or – a long shot, admittedly – "OK Google"?) And when, and how, is it going to go wrong?

When your po-faced voiceover tells us that "few knew the name" of the village, "but many had heard of the terrible things that happened there", it's unwise to reveal immediately afterwards that it is actually called Daggerhorn.

I saw no one else turn green and race to sick bay (it is actually called the medical center, and the emergency care there is mostly attuned to sudden falls, arthritis and chest pains).

High: I would love to hear more about that - the sanctity of data - and the fact that it is actually called out in the title.

(This is what it is actually called. How come it isn't called The New York Times With Mark Bittman?).

In the original paper it is actually called size of the space covered.

A. It's actually called a scrum meeting.

Located in Seattle, it's actually called Sky's.

What it's actually called, however, is a delicate question.

It's actually called Bacon Express, which is somewhat zippier.

"It's actually called SwitchBoard and is only for internal Apple testing".