Sentence examples for your name actually from inspiring English sources

"The Rolling Stone story was deeply flawed, as the Columbia report explained, but it's hard to imagine putting your name in the middle of it forever, which he has because he is now in court records, when your name actually never appeared in the article.

Don't go around calling yourself Massie (unless your name actually is Massie) or calling your group anything similar to "Pretty Committee".

They say this regardless of whether your name is actually Liam, which is weird, though still probably not the weirdest thing about people who study salamander nostrils.

Your boarding pass may seem like a piece of paper that gets you from point A to point B, but that jumble of numbers and letters surrounding your name can actually tell you a lot about your trip.

Rather than making a statement public, go to the teacher at a convenient time and just mention that your name is actually what it is and how you'd like it to be pronounced.

The name actually means "to celebrate".

That name, actually, says it all.

"Our name actually translates to Waterstone," I said.

"Nobody knows my real name, actually," he said recently, laughing.

This first name actually was the compromise resulting from a big controversy over the naming process.

"I don't know his name actually [Davies] - you have told me his name.