Sentence examples for each acted as from inspiring English sources
Taking a break between filming scenes in the flat, which is constructed inside a suitably cheerless warehouse on a featureless industrial estate slap-bang underneath the Heathrow flight path – all very Peep Show – the two stars exhibit an ease and a pleasure in each other's company that could only come from 22 years of close friendship (they each acted as best man at the other's wedding).
Turkish media say they each acted as chief editor for a day.
The network measurement topology is shown in Figure 3. Three nodes (RX1 to RX3) with two receive elements each acted as receivers, and three nodes (TX1 to TX3) with two transmit elements each acted as transmitters, so as to create six different network topologies, by perturbating the intended receiver-transmitter pairs.
For example, Henderson and Dancy ([2007]) found that factors including student attitudes towards school, departmental expectations of content coverage, lack of time, and class size each acted as barriers to the adoption of new teaching methods.
Along with art exhibitions and a book, Petals of Hope, each acted as physical reminders that violence can't bully everything into silence.
When I open the newspaper and see an ad that says 'Kurt Russell in Dreamer,' or 'Kurt Russell in Miracle,' I'm not disparaging these movies, but I'm thinking: When is Kurt Russell going to be a badass again?" Rodriguez and Tarantino each acted as cinematographer on their segments.
Each acts as a third party to match professional skills with community groups.
"In these girls, they're linked, yet each acts as a whole.
It is one of the ironies of capital cities that each acts as a symbol of its nation, and yet few are even remotely representative of it.
Although each acts as a tumor suppressor, alone or in combination, no molecular mechanism accounts for how defects in individual 5q candidates may act as a lesion driving MDS or contributing to malignant progression in MPN.
The newly synthesized strands grow along the separated pre-existing strands that each acts as templates.
