These picture parades -- on a big, illuminated screen that everyone can see at once -- put to shame the traditional act of passing around individual drugstore-developed photos to waiting family members.
Yes, it was a great achievement done outside the law and finally put to an end by the act of a federal judge who is now on the Supreme Court of the United States and who should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Mr. Maliki initially said that he believed Mr. Zaidi had been put up to the act by a "head cutter," apparently alluding to Sunni insurgents tied to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, who frequently behead their enemies.
Believe it or now, I'm actually thoughtful about what I choose to put into the act and what I don't.
If you're going to put on the act, make sure it's the right time and place for such acts.
Brady, speaking publicly for the first time in 47 years, claimed he put on the act to get transferred from prison to Ashworth Hospital.
On Thursday, two groups went to court to ask a judge for an urgent injunction to put the Act on hold.
The view that the Scots who put their names to the Act of Union had been bribed, famously spurred Robert Burns to later write: "We are bought and sold for English gold.
At the time, the view was that Scotland was desperate for cash, but opponents of the move were outraged by claims that the Scots who put their names to the Act of Union were bribed.
If you want to know if your motor action caused something in the world, you have to know that you put out the act first, and then got the feedback from the world immediately following.
The paper was published at Walthamstow, and counsel explained that it had not been found necessary, since 1804, to put into force the act under which the prisoners were charged.
