The phrase "acts back" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing reactions or responses to previous actions, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The system acts back to the user's input, adjusting its responses accordingly."
Alternatives: "responds" or "reacts".
But in his autobiography, Gaye wrote, "Funny but of all the acts back then, I thought Martha and the Vandellas came closest to really saying something.
The new indictment traces the conspirators' acts back to 1997, almost two years earlier than the authorities had said up to this point.
The full text of every Act of Parliament passed and given royal assent, including repealed legislation, is available to view back to 1235, with Local Acts available back to 1797 and Private Acts back to 1539.
So along these lines, despite the fact that you have some people in Parliament who are sympathetic towards the colonies, Parliament could not just back down and take all of the Townshend Acts back, and there are two main reasons for that.
In addition to adding Grammy gold to his mantle and earning rave reviews for his music, including new album Press Play, Afrojack has earned roughly $100 million pretax since we started tracking the earnings of the top electronic acts back in 2012.
Perhaps that's why, at the end of Wednesday's show, she invited the evening's opening acts back onstage to help her sing "Roar".
The Pacific Symphony presents Cirque de la Symphonie, which fuses cirque acts backed by live music.
And every year they end with a spontaneous jam session featuring once in a lifetime pairings of acts, backed by Paul Shaffer's band.
There was no Equality Act back then.
That was the way you acted back then".
Lions Gate acted back in 2009 to block Mr. Icahn's purchase of Lions Gate debt.
