The phrase "acts happen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the occurrence of actions or events, often in a narrative or analytical context.
Example: "In the play, various acts happen that reveal the characters' true motivations and desires."
Alternatives: "actions occur" or "events take place".
"Usually these intensely lethal acts happen in the context of losing some kind of touch with reality," she said.
What matters is that such acts happen because the groups responsible — both the narcos and the police and politicians who are allied with them and protect them — know that they can get away with almost anything.
What matters is that such acts happen because the groups responsible both the narcos and the police and politicians who are allied with them and protect them know that they can get away with almost anything.
Many of the fairs and street festivals, which generally feature a few reggaetón acts, happen during the afternoon and early evening, but the hard-core action takes place in the nightclubs, between midnight and 5 a.m.
For example: Colombia produces 80percentt of the world's cocaine; 55percentt of the world's terrorist acts happen in Colombia; and 2.7 million children there do not go to school.
Take, e.g., the proposition that killing is morally wrong, or the proposition that immoral acts happen in space-time.
"These acts happened under the windows of the pope," Rabbi Di Segni said.
Worse, it appears Jesse's painting is memorialising unmentionable acts happening elsewhere.
Other musical acts happening during Miami Art Week that you shouldn't miss include: ·AraabMuzik at SPIN Magazine's NQB8R Party.
Better, pre-Giuliani days where people sat on stoops, public sex acts happened, and lurking occurred for the sake of lurking.
It's ridiculous that 99 lawmakers can sign a petition in hopes of removing Melissa Click, but make no mention of the racist acts happening all across the state.
