Sentence examples for act going on from inspiring English sources
"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".
"There's a real balancing act going on -- for everybody in here -- of what they can be and what they see themselves as, and what they are in the moment that they're in," Dickey said.
"In 1991 I played at the 9 30 club for the first time," says Moby. "I was opening up for the Shamen, and even though I was the opening act going on as people were walking in to the club, I felt so amazed to actually be performing on stage at one of the most hallowed and legendary clubs in the United States".
There's a balancing act going on and there's good evidence that we're actually trying to put our fulcrum at the wrong point.
It may be that there is something of a good cop/bad cop act going on here, Merkel saying to Putin quietly: "Look, you sign up to a ceasefire or I won't able to stop the US president pouring his sophisticated weaponry into Ukraine".
(Flake, who appeared in the photo with Trump, subsequently made a $100 donation to Jones, which Bannon mocked as insufficient and a "total embarassment").. Bannon also criticized Mitt Romney, who recently tweeted that a Moore win would be a "stain on the GOP and the nation," for a different kind of decades-old act: going on a missionary trip instead of serving in Vietnam.
"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.
The verbal balancing act goes on.
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.
