Sentence examples for acts from a from inspiring English sources

They have been carrying out "virtual" brutal acts from a young age.

At some point, reconciliation negotiations will be necessary, but if the US acts from a position of weakness, negotiations will lead to a US defeat.

The line-up for the festival is a smorgasbord of emerging bands and veteran local acts from a wide range of genres: jazz, punk, hip-hop, indie rock.

The ballet, which opened the company's winter repertory season on Wednesday night at the New York State Theater, has been condensed to a mere two acts from a leisurely, sumptuous three.

He also warned agents to protect their acts from a bursting bubble or, worse, a repeat of the '90s, when record labels tried to duplicate the appeal of Nirvana and Pearl Jam with a flood of inferior acts.

"He's one of the dearest, gentlest souls God ever put on this earth," said Frederica von Stade, the mezzo-soprano whom Mr. Heggie had in mind when he and his frequent librettist, Gene Scheer, created "Last Acts," from a sketch by the playwright Terrence McNally.

In response, More insists that he acts from an informed conscience, one shaped by many years of study and reflection.

Japan can afford to act from a position of principle.

Officer Tierney can spot the act from a remarkable distance.

Dembélé was to provide the closing act from a counterattack.

It was such a remarkably generous and thoughtful act from a busy, talented person.