Sentence examples for English acts from inspiring English sources
Alfredo was playing [Chicago house label imprints] Trax and DJ International next to Kate Bush and Queen, all the white English acts we'd turn our noses up at.
Other Latin Americans responded in kind, with sayings like: "An Argentine is an Italian who speaks Spanish, wishes he were English, acts like he is French and suffers under a German army".
If anything, Private Life of a Nation, published in 2009 and recently translated into English, acts as an argument against reunification, portraying a dangerous, dystopian country, struggling under police tyranny and organised crime, and populated by a desperate underclass of former northerners.
An Australian group, Peace Not War (www.peace-not-war.org), has been quicker on the uptake; it has already released a compilation album including new and recent songs from English acts like Massive Attack, Chumbawamba and Ms. Dynamite along with Ani DiFranco and Public Enemy.
Of the four English acts on the bill, McCartney — as a Beatle — appeared on occasion with the Stones or the Who, but only early in their careers and even then, very briefly — those bands quickly playing just a song or two for television or radio programs.
Their son Knut, who knew English acted as interpreter.
Act of Supremacy, (1534) English act of Parliament that recognized Henry VIII as the "Supreme Head of the Church of England".
In Jamaica, the offences of buggery and gross indecency were framed in the Offences Against the Person Act of 1864, derived from the English Act of 1861.
The chief fascination of "Langrishe, Go Down" -- what makes its belated arrival in this country something of an event -- is that Otto and Imogen are played by Jeremy Irons and Judi Dench, who were great English actors long before they came to personify Great English Acting.
Arzneimittelmarkt-Neuordnungsgesetz (English: act on the reform of the market for medical products).
Unlike the English act, there was no attempt to provide work for the able-bodied poor.
