Sentence examples for act goes on from inspiring English sources

The verbal balancing act goes on.

As the first act goes on, it flashes back those 30 years, and when Ms. Maxwell reappears as the energetic, middle-aged Nell you appreciate how subtly she conveyed the physical and emotional effects of aging without conspicuously acting old.

Who is nearer to the state in determining a question of vital importance to the whole union of states than the constituent body upon whom the Constitution has devolved the duty to count the vote?" The act goes on to set out rules for the congressional determination of disputes about those votes.

Obama mounts robust defense of Affordable Care Act, goes on the offensive against red-state governors who have impeded their constituents' access to health-care options.

Part X of the act goes on to address issues regarding intellectual property rights.

"There's a bit of a balancing act going on," says Busch. "We need to make our ad formula work for a more sophisticated Budweiser".

"If anyone involved in the acts going on is reading this – please stop, for our sake.

In 1945, Plymouth-born Michael Foot was elected Labour MP for the war-torn constituency of Plymouth Devonport and after serving as Secretary of State for Education and responsible for the 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act, went on to become one of the most distinguished leaders of the Labour party.

As the act went on, he seemed to be simultaneously coasting and working much harder than everyone else.

"I've reclaimed the control that I lost when my act went on the internet," says Martinez.

But the reality was always more like that of a French poodle mounted on a German bear: it is the bear's good disposition, not the rider's ingenuity, that lets the circus act go on.