Sentence examples for act near from inspiring English sources

The exhibition has a wonderful opening act near the rotunda's ground floor.

The Kremlin has leveled sustained criticism against the American plan, characterizing it as a hostile act near the Russian border.

Genes found at one end of the chromosome act near the head, while those found near the other end affect the tail region.

Back in the classroom, Challenor signs up Jewish comic Sammy Samuels and McBrain – praising the plentiful sex in the latter's act: "near the knuckle but not halfway up the armpit".

The discovery came after he was stopped and searched by officers from the Metropolitan Police under the Terrorism Act near Heathrow's Terminal 5 on Tuesday where he gave his surname as Mohamed.

Proteases can act near the end of polypeptide chain (exopeptidase) or within the chain (endopeptidase).

As the Affordable Care Act neared completion, the Obama administration and some Democrats in Congress drafted a proposed compromise to resolve differences between the House and Senate versions and smooth rough edges.

In every novel, he maintains a running auto-critique, heckling himself like a drunken doppelgänger in the audience, with the invective intensifying noticeably as the act nears its conclusion.

The debate over balancing counterterrorism demands against civil liberties has shaped issues including law enforcement budgets and the government's ability to monitor people's reading habits, and it will become even more pressing as the expiration of some parts of Patriot Act nears in 2005.

Third, consider, as the Higher Education Act nears reauthorization, new means of increasing science and technology training for people who may enter decision-making roles in the policy sector.

"Emigrating out of one's country is often a last-chance act of near desperation for poor and working people and takes a great deal of forethought and a near-total break from all that one has known," she added.