Sentence examples for more actually especially from inspiring English sources
Updated at 11.28am BST 11.12am BST 10th over Netherlands 75-1 (Myburgh 32, Barresi 21) Ravi Bopara is having a go - I'm surprised he's not bowled more, actually, especially given the obscene mess England have made of the same.
Actually, especially those!
Actually, especially in Hollywood.
I think the verb assimilated is actually more apropos, especially because of the opt-in-by-default strategy of gained consent that earned them fines around the world.
"The house itself is quite traditional on the exterior, but the interior is actually much more modern, especially with the Boffi kitchen and the continuous handrail on the staircase," said Jonny Rogers, project manager.
The other iterations of this statement can actually be more annoying, especially when they say something like, "You need to do a deep dive..."...
The Doctor's examination of the Merry Men was laugh-out-loud funny, and his exasperation with them actually made him more relatable, especially Alan-a-Dale, whom I wanted to slap from the get-go.
Where Clinton's advisors once worried gender made her look weak, researchers and strategists now say it can actually make her more relatable, especially on the two issues that now matter most to American women: income inequality and emboldening the middle class.
Jess said, "Making a subject taboo actually makes it more interesting, especially for hormonal teenagers who are going to get it wrong.
"The renovations have actually made it much more attractive, especially on the inside," he says.
