Examples of using Things actually in English and their translations into Spanish
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Sometimes things actually work out.
Clifford: Well, there's two things actually.
Some things actually exist, others don't.
It is about the way things actually are.
Things actually do fly in from all over the place, huh?
People also translate
I think there are several things actually, haha.
Sometimes, things actually go according to plan.
Some people think that things actually end.
Things actually tend to come pretty easily to me.
I'm gonna make things actually matter to people.
The cobbler laughed andtold him how things actually were.
But these 5 things actually have no business being there….
At the risk of sounding stupid,do these things actually work?
And these things actually happen just as I have portrayed them.
You mean to tell me that some things actually work out all right?
And these things actually happen just as I have portrayed The Soul of Philosophy.
I don't know which of those two things actually are more important.
Things actually get a bit easier with the Business plans.
The floor supervisor knows how things actually work in the shop.
Everyday I have something to be so thankful for- many, many things actually.
Once you get over the initial shock, things actually make a lot more sense.
How things actually turn out depends upon how consciousness responds to the situation.
Dear David Bowie,sometimes it seems like things actually work out.
It cannot compute where things actually were in order to make a comparison.
The first thing we wanted to do was to reconstruct how things actually went.
And I read somewhere that those things actually aren't that good for your back.
These things actually gave me motivation to keep pushing my potential without hesitation.
Some readers might ask,"Do such things actually happen in the body of Christ?
It's always known as the Arbor and a lot of these things actually happened on the street.
I mean, I wouldn't have believed that those things actually could be right or wrong as opposed to someone's tastes.