Sentence examples for enacted by two from inspiring English sources

Stabbed by the widow of the architect he has murdered, the prime minister's struggle against death is enacted by two puppeteers who thrash his limbs toward his assailant, while two others wrench him roughly down to his doom beneath the stage.

Legislation enacted by one Congress can be repealed by the next.

The action takes place during the final series, several of whose games are enacted by eight very sizable athletes-turned-actors on a stage that has been turned into a basketball court with regulation baskets at either end.

Enacted by five performers over a time-blurring 70 minutes, "Once" is a swirling blend of recreated encounters between Kazan and Williams; references to Kazan's notorious testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee; scenes of Williams's going ballistic at backers' auditions and fraught rehearsals; and recitations from letters and memoirs.

What values will we build into the space to encourage certain forms of life?" Lessig is talking about basic ideals, not just specific rules enacted by one agency or another, which brings us to the larger point.

The titular character Ra.One was enacted by three actors – Rampal, Wu and Kapoor, signifying the character's shape-shifting ability.

The first truck weight limits were enacted by four states in 1913, ranging from 18000 pound in Maine to 28000 pound in Massachusetts.

Scenes of war and destruction shoot across video screens and are re-enacted by seven performers (some looking game, others awkward) who are sometimes naked and other times wearing glittery hoods, an absurd style that manages to locate the intersection between Abu Ghraib and Las Vegas.

At this point, simply allow any similarities and differences to emerge between the characteristics being enacted by the two actors.

It has one of the most brilliant plots in 20th-century British fiction, engineered by the novelist but enacted by those two cerebral foes Smiley and Karla, the fiendishly clever novelist's surrogates.

Mr. Clinton wisely called for scrapping the unrealistic spending caps enacted by Congress two and a half years ago, which would destroy domestic spending programs if they were ever adhered to.