Sentence examples for actor that can be from inspiring English sources

If a cosmonaut wants to chat with a politician or an actor, that can be arranged, and if a cosmonaut wants to talk with an astrologer that, too, can be arranged..

If a cosmonaut wants to chat with a politician or an actor, that can be arranged, and if a cosmonaut wants to talk with an astrologer that, too, can be arranged...

Each specific actor that can be generalised as anybody has access to the respective entity at any location (anywhere), using any media (anyway), anytime.

Rogers won't have it, because Iran is not a "rational actor" that can be allowed to go nuclear like a France or Great Britain.

This approach helps to define the actors that can be constructively dealt with and ones that try to co-opt humanitarian organisations by making them part of their constituency, such as donor governments making funding conditional on recipient humanitarian organisations supporting elements of their foreign policy priorities.

We also must take into consideration the participation – conscripted, if necessary – of official entities with missions of protection and promotion of the rights of children and adolescents, and of other actors that can be detected and that participate by contributing resources other than the ones provided by UNICEF.

"If you make a murder mystery and one of the actors gets too involved and wants to kill another actor – well, that can be dangerous".

It almost didn't happen, because using a clip from a famous movie with famous, Oscar-winning actors like that can be a very expensive proposition.

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times felt that the "gifted actor does everything that can be done with Leland, but the character comes from a writer's conceits, not from life".

"There is a level of surrealism about black actors in blackface that can be interesting, but when you traffic in it, you can also be playing with explosive material, so you want to use those explosives carefully," said Mr. Wolfe, who emphasized that he was not commenting on Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins's work specifically.

So I'd known her in that way and I used to make her coffee and help her with her fan mail, and that's pretty much all I did on this film as well with her... Simon Curtis: Well directing for theater is all about helping an actor create a performance that can be repeated, night after night; in film it's all about helping an actor create a performance that lives for a moment and then disappears.