Sentence examples for acting already from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bethune expressed frustration with Congress for not having acting already.

Josh Rosner, managing director of Graham Fisher, a financial-research firm, says banks will game the rules: "Dealers like Goldman Sachs could reach agreements with exempted firms like Cargill [a food trader] and funnel their derivative trades through them".Some companies are acting already.

Get these kids into acting already.

The results presented here suggest that tumour cells acquired resistance against anti-CD95 and TRAIL by modifying the expression of several apoptosis-relevant proteins beginning with those acting already at the receptor level.

When I first saw this production in February, at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass., the play's startling atmospherics were all in place, and the acting already so fine, that I presumed that revisiting "Menagerie" would be like calling on an old acquaintance.

He also pursued a career in acting, having already played the part of legendary jockey George Woolf in the 2003 film Seabiscuit.

"By the Sea" is far from a perfect work, even far from a great one; but it's a distinctive one; it's a composed movie, not mere pictures of actors acting, which already puts it far ahead of many of the year's presumptive Oscarizables.

Despite his disapproval of "theatrical people", they married on 20 December 1932, and she terminated her studies at RADA; her attendance and interest in acting having already waned after meeting Holman.

This is thought to be due to genetic drift acting on already small populations that go through population bottlenecks at each host generation [9].

Rather, the US, China, and other nations already acting, or starting to act, on climate change need to surmount the diplomatic pressure on countries that are procrastinating their efforts, both with dialogue and leading by example.

They plan to encourage recipients of microfianance loans, already acting as vendors of small items such as toiletries and cigarettes, to act as saleswomen for the lamps.