Sentence examples for Acting powers from inspiring English sources

"We like to say that we're using our acting powers for good," Wilder said.

Her acting powers were undiminished, but her health was still not good and interfered with her late career.

Translated by Alan Yuhas (@AlahYuhas): It's important to note that the US State Department is frantically gathering any speculation spread by the acting powers in Kiev in order to justify charges against Russia about inciting and even organizing disorder in south-east Ukraine.

Daniel Wozniak, 31, hoped to "use his magical acting powers to trick the dumb police," prosecutor Matt Murphy told jurors during his closing argument Wednesday morning.

Eddie Redmayne got an Oscar last year for going out of his comfort zone and playing someone with a severe, crippling disability, and when The Rock does the same thing – using his acting powers to channel something he is not, i.e. a human being capable of experiencing fear – he barely wins an MTV award.

Mrs. Spaulding said she would urge Congress to tighten restrictions on when the F.B.I. could use the Patriot Act powers.

Where the owner ignores calls to put the property to use, a local authority can make a compulsory purchase order under Housing Act powers.

As intelligence officials wondered on Friday how the Senate would vote, or if Paul would take the floor all night, they issued a final plea to pass the USA Freedom Act and spare their Patriot Act powers.

The White House has long backed passage of the USA Freedom Act, calling it the only available mechanism to save the Patriot Act powers ahead of expiration now that the House has recessed until Monday.

McConnell attempted to seek a temporary extension for additional Patriot Act powers to be affected by the expiration of powers unrelated to the NSA's bulk domestic phone metadata program – including so-called "lone-wolf" and "roving wiretap" capabilities.

She has asked the High Court to rule on whether Terrorism Act powers for police and border guards breach the European Convention on Human Rights.