Sentence examples for acting steadily from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reilly, who lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Alison Dickey, a film producer, and their child, has been acting steadily ever since.

He got his start on TV during the 1960s in shows like Bonzanza, and continued acting steadily in film, television, and on stage for the next 50 years.

Acting steadily throughout the 1960s, McKellen won both popular and critical acclaim in his performances as both William Shakespeare's Richard II and Christopher Marlowe's Edward II for the 1969 Edinburgh Festival.

Elsewhere, the debutant director applies himself with the same quiet assurance and attention to detail he's displayed in his acting projects, steadily building tension through character, while porting across, from his work in the likes of Animal Kingdom, a steely psychological edge rarely witnessed inside the modern multiplex.

For a few years his acting career progressed steadily alongside his growing political commitment.

Even the earth's magnetic field is steadily acting on living systems, and is known to influence many biological processes.

On the other hand, Ms. Knightley, who has been acting more or less steadily since she was 7, has been around for what seems like forever and has already amassed the résumé of a much older star.

It was not an aversion to acting: he has worked steadily in movies all through the years, occasionally in memorable ones like the 1980 thriller "Time After Time," in which he played Jack the Ripper.

She enrolled in an acting class and was soon working steadily on Australian TV and in movies.

When a physical force is exerted on the robot, the robot should respond quickly and steadily, just like force acting on someone's arm, and we call this compliance control.

If the Miami family remains inflexible, and the appellate court does not prevent Ms. Reno from acting in the days ahead, she should steadily increase the pressure on the relatives.