Sentence examples for cape act from inspiring English sources

This was the first time that Brown, while singing "Please, Please, Please," pulled out his "cape act," in which, in the midst of his own self-induced hysteria, his fit of longing and desire, he drops to his knees, seemingly unable to go on any longer, at the point of collapse, or worse.

"And it's probably inevitable that I'm going to put on my peddler's cape from Act IV of 'Winter's Tale' some night when I'm supposed to enter into Shylock's Act IV trial scene".

James Brown's cape routine.

Resembling two crows in huge black hats and capes, they act as magicians and ingeniously remain loyal to Stravinsky's orchestration of a famous score.

CAPE therefore can act as a potential indicator of climate change, essentially providing an indication of the potential energy available for moist convection.

Under the stronger East wind of T13, the cape at Pelusium acts as a protective shield for the Kedua Gap, deflecting the Mediterranean inflow and allowing the lagoon there to blow completely dry.

If one thing is already crystal clear it's that national pride is rampant - flags are worn as capes, soccer football jerseys act as uniforms and national anthems become victory songs.

She grabbed his sword and muleta (the small red cape used in the final act of a bullfight) and shocked the crowd by caping the bull and preparing it for the kill.

The bullfighters had the right bravado, led by a cape-twirling Andrei Merkuriev, too foppish in Act I but nicely taut in his solo in Act III.

During the second act, Eli Miller in a threadbare cape, waving a walking stick, thuds up the middle aisle, shrieking, "This is not the way!

It may be confusing when some witches themselves don the iconic cape and hat on Halloween as an act of agency.