Sentence examples for act lately from inspiring English sources

"I could hear my heart racing when I remembered my little angel's favorite act lately," Ghada said.

Having spent most of their touring time as a live act lately, this leg of the Brand New Machine Tour finds the duo returning to their roots behind the decks.

If you've heard a Republican talk about the Affordable Care Act lately, then you've almost certainly heard that the law is imploding, collapsing, in a death spiral or a combination of the three.

The feeling has struck Kevin Spacey quite a bit lately, and unlike most of his fellow ticketholders he has acted on it.

Grieving has always been a public as well as private act, and lately, it seems, people are increasingly writing memoirs about it.

She was there backstage at the Foxwoods Theater on Wednesday, schmoozing with the cast and Ms. Taymor, who is directing the show, to develop more material for her stand-up act, which lately has begun with a moment of silence for "those Americans risking their lives daily — in 'Spider-Man' the musical," a reference to the four performers who have been injured working on the show.

"It was terrifying, but I had a great time," said Mr. Pepe, who hasn't acted much lately but performed on Wednesday night in costume and in British accent (though, it should be said, while holding a script).

Here are four ways to enjoy the bull market: Drug stocks have acted ill lately, but Germany's Altana AG (58, AAA) should perk up soon.

The tragedie of King Richard the Third... : as it hath beene lately acted by the King Maiesties sernauts : newly augmented.

For while the Government may not undertake the prosecution of crime by inquiring of individuals what criminal acts they have lately planned or committed, it may surround a taxing or regulatory scheme with reporting requirements designed to insure compliance with the scheme.

"Private gigs have always been there for acts at a certain point in their career, but lately bigger acts have become more accepting of them," says Gary Bongiovanni, editor of Pollstar, the concert-industry trade magazine.