Sentence examples for act opening from inspiring English sources

The pair make a terrific double act, opening this time-honoured tale up to a new audience who have yet to earn their spurs as aficionados of the old west.

The various Anonymous communication channels, and supporters, would point to what they see as moves in the US to restrict liberty, from the Bradley Manning case to the so-called Stop Online Piracy Act, which will give unprecedented web censorship powers; from the treatment of Occupy protesters to the National Defence Authorisation Act opening up indefinite detention without trial.

Here we are, an unknown, very white, way too young, country-rock act opening for an R&B icon!

The Supreme Court has already decimated the Voting Rights Act, opening the door for onerous restrictions on voting.

The Assembly easily passed the Kentucky Civil Rights Act opening all public accommodations to people of every race and prohibiting racial discrimination in employment by firms that employed eight or more people.

Since she joined the academy in 2011, Hudson has attempted a difficult high-wire act, opening the group to change without losing the support of a 51-member board devoted to preserving its historically prestigious image.

The act opens at a conference in the United States, 1978.

According to Watts, the act opened with a song from "Pagliacci".

"THE TREASURE", a comic play in one act, opened for a single matinée in Rajsamand last month.

"Sister Act" opened in May , 1992 and was, improbably, a great success.

Certain provisions of the Act open the door for Enron's further product innovation and growth.