Sentence examples for act looks from inspiring English sources
In theory, the Act looks robust.
But the Care Act looks set to change that.
The start-up of the Affordable Care Act looks rocky and its long-term effects remain uncertain.
On closer inspection, the act looks less like a new beginning than a continuation by other means of social care's marginalisation.
Her film "A Small Act" looks at how an impoverished Kenyan boy's life was drastically changed when an anonymous Swedish woman sponsored his primary and high school education for $15 a term.
Both the men and the women look successful and pulled together in a midcentury way, although Ms. Cockrell's ensemble in the last act looks suspiciously contemporary, and surely no one wore five-inch stilettos right after World War II.
It all happened very quickly, but this time to me the act looked calculated.
"They do a lot of things, including telephone intercepts, that make the Patriot Act look namby-pamby.
He adds, of the second, "It all happened very quickly, but this time to me the act looked calculated".
On Nov. 30, 2011, Will Oremus wrote in Slate: In a time of legislative gridlock, the Stop Online Piracy Act looked like a rare bipartisan breakthrough.
Jankovic, who was able to reach No. 1 in the W.T.A. rankings in 2008 despite her lack of size and power, once made the balancing act look easy.
