Sentence examples for long actually from inspiring English sources

"Way too long," actually, is how Mr. O'Reilly put it.

It takes a while for this central drama to take shape -- a little too long, actually.

Skirts are either going to be long or short - I have a feeling they'll go quite long, actually.' She has only once, as far as she knows, made a serious fashion mistake.

The actor, who is currently playing Thomas Cromwell in the BBC adaptation of Hilary Mantel's historical novel Wolf Hall, 55, told Desert Island Discs that his inability to speak for so long actually helped his acting career, because "from the very early part of my life I had listened and watched a lot".

At the Clinton Township Historic Village, which consists of a log cabin, an old meetinghouse, and a wishing well, the grass was squishy, as if someone had left the sprinklers on too long; actually, it was the old, abandoned Clinton-Kalamazoo Canal, oozing up.

He's had a long chat in the street with a guy he clearly knows – extremely long, actually, I can feel our precious time ticking away – and now he's got us both coffees, and he's sitting in front of me, all wide-eyed attention and tousled Irish charm.

"When the book first came out, I had lots of offers to write about how I was an inadequate mother," says Long. "Actually, I really like being a mum.

2.08pm BST Second set: Gulbis 6-7, 5-6 Federer* Gulbis does shouting when he hits a backhand long - actually, it's more of a bellow, an anguished parent discovering its son-and-heir has stuck a football through the window from the inside.

Not by a long chalk, actually.

For a long time, actually, the jacket was mine.

"Yes it is that long and actually building," she said.