The phrase "actors at the same" is not correct and does not convey a complete thought in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The actors at the same level of experience often collaborate on projects."
Alternatives: "participants at the same" or "individuals at the same".
The actors at the same time gave their top award for a male movie lead to Jeff Bridges for his portrayal of a broken-down country singer in "Crazy Heart," and their prize for best female movie lead to Sandra Bullock, for playing a tough-minded Southern white woman who helps a homeless black youth to become a football star in "The Blind Side".
Especially, a case that "vjp" is conducted by different two actors at the same time is also successfully detected.
While within one coalition, cooperation on anti-terrorist measures can exert a stabilizing effect on the relations between the participating actors, at the same time it can antagonize non-participants, destabilizing the system.
The hospitalized children seemed to experience themselves both as vulnerable and as actors at the same time, and a tension between these conditions always seemed to be present.
Again, two actors come at the same speech from wildly different angles.
J City has double-cast in a few cases (Mr. Carroll, for example, plays a senator as well as the reporter), but at times there are 9 or 10 actors onstage at the same time.
"We're very pleased that we were able to achieve some very important gains for working actors, and at the same time keep performers working for another three years uninterrupted," he said.
This treatment is broken down into screenplay form, which, like its stage counterpart, sets out the dialogue, describes the movements and reactions of the actors and at the same time gives the breakdown of the individual scenes, with some indication of the role, in each scene, of the camera and the sound.
It adds: "Broadening engagement will likely require the formal humanitarian system to cede control to unfamiliar actors and, at the same time, find politically and culturally acceptable means of sharing and promoting hard-won lessons on principled, effective and efficient humanitarian financing".
So do Jane Fonda, Paul Dano and Rachel Weisz — the first two playing complicated actors staying at the same retreat as Caine and Keitel's characters.
