Sentence examples for one and actually from inspiring English sources

The practice of finding mail-order brides is not a new one, and actually dates back to Jamestown in 1614, says Zug.

3.24am GMT 1st over: England 1-0 (Cook 1 Bell 0) Faulkner is the man of the moment in more ways than one and actually takes the new ball here.

Of course, this can only work out if the topic at stake is a publicly known one and actually causes reservations.

But knowing you should take one, and actually taking the steps to take it, are two very different things.

I tell him I only need one and actually ask him if he's got change for a twenty.

Gone are the days of going out to meet people and have real-life conversations with some one and actually getting to know them for who they are.

"I've had so much training, and I'm so grateful for everything I've learned along the way," she concluded, "But now I'm able to connect with the people one-on-one and actually put out the music with nobody telling me I can't - so, guess what?

Find the cheapest ones, and actually use some math!

The decor's only false note is the stack of architecture and design books placed so high on a bookcase no one could possibly take one down and actually peruse it.

Bound by love, we are more apt to listen to one another and actually hear.

"I was able to take that one apart and actually make it a little bit stronger," he said.