Sentence examples for act has only from inspiring English sources

Morris's juggling act has only just begun.

Outside of the North-east, the act has only ever been extended to Kashmir.

It is futile to insist that a complicated symbolic act has only a single meaning.

Indeed, in recent years, the silencing effect of the Espionage Act has only become worse.

The Official Secrets Act has only one purpose: to protect the security of the state.

The 1949 Parliament Act has only been used four times since it was amended more than 60 years ago.

By contrast, the STEM Jobs Act had only one Democratic cosponsor when it was brought up for a failed vote in the House.

Until this year, the act had only been used successfully once, in 2001, when Republicans blocked a workplace safety rule put forth at the end of the Clinton administration. .

'David' represents all the men and women that judge Andrew based on his act, having only a two-dimensional view of who he is as a comedian, without knowing that behind the scenes, he is a loving father, partner and friend who's often misunderstood.

Reports of such macabre acts have only added weight to stories about assassins currently employed by police to get rid of suspected drug pushers.

Mr. Ryder is portrayed here as capable of the danger that all the other acts have only threatened -- the kind of man who would open the window and fire into a crowd instead of training a gun at his own temple.