Sentence examples for act sort from inspiring English sources

The county is in on the act, sort of.

My act sort of lends itself to it.

"Nathan and I act sort of like an old married couple," Mr. Kattan said.

There's a classic kind of professionalism in the act, sort of like the old country stars — Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash.

The new "Savage Light," streamlined to about an hour, is sort of a monologue, sort of a cabaret act, sort of an art history lecture.

Mr. Riggins is 52, and his biceps still bloom like cauliflowers beneath the stressed sleeves of his black T-shirt, but he has cleaned up his act, sort of, and opted for the label of good actor.

That's true even in the campaign's first act, sorting out who will actually compete; having watched from the beginning, I was disappointed when the Sarah Palin plot line finally resolved.

Or if you have an act sorted try getting some staged shots of it.

"All the kids used to call me Off White because I acted sort of black and I was comfortable with the black kids".

(In fact, Shaq is from New Jersey and has acted, sort of, so let's consider him for office some day, too. Maybe he'll do better than Bill Bradley).

And as testimony to his ubiquitous presence, he acted (sort of) in more than 50 films, almost always as an extra.