Sentence examples for before acting out from inspiring English sources

"It's almost like he was building up the courage to do it," Cotter said, before acting out Dakotah's interior monologue: "Are you going to do it?

Young patients at a Texas children's hospital got a special surprise when members of the Austin Police Department SWAT team dressed up as comic book legends, such as Superman, Batman, and The Joker, and abseiled down the side of the building before acting out an adventure for them.

Before acting out irrationally or living in denial, take a moment to clear your thoughts and be introspective.

Some propositions are oppositely formulated, such as "Thinks before acting out".

Both men posted their views online before allegedly acting out; the Pittsburgh suspect wrote on Gab, a platform that's been a safe harbor for white nationalists, moments before the first 911 calls came.

While a majority of violent crimes are committed by young offenders — disproportionately within the 15 to 24 age group — ideological violence tends to be the work of a slighter older group, suggesting that "that perpetrators spend many years on the radical right, absorbing extremist ideology, before finally acting out violently," according to the study.

Safe to say, it would be very unusual if the app used by CA to suck out Facebook profiles en mass was the only third party app to be acting out before Facebook acted on regulatory recommendations to tighten its app permissions, starting in 2014.

Besides making some offenders think twice before speaking or acting out, it may turn non-offenders into actual agents of change.

"Brother, my life, the one thing is this: If you want an interesting race in New Jersey, I better go in, because I got more baggage," Mr. Piscopo said with a laugh, before interrupting himself and acting out a mock news conference.

In his more receptive moments, when Ricky and I are alone in the examination room simply talking to each another, I counsel him not merely to count to 10 before expressing anger or acting out but instead, to try counting to 1,000.

Authorities said the child was acting out before being restrained.