Sentence examples for repeat act from inspiring English sources

After the second act, Mansfield announced that he would like to repeat Act I for the benefit of a special friend (writer's father) who had arrived late.

Semi-structured interviews were undertaken with 14 patients admitted to hospital following a repeat act of self-harm.

All patients had been admitted to the ERI following a repeat act of self-harm within the last 48 hours.

Patients were recruited following admission to the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary (ERI) after a repeat act of self-harm during June and July 2005.

If you are known as a slut, skank, or hot mama already, this will make your reputation even worse, so act and dress innocent and don't flirt, repeat act and look innocent and don't flirt until you aren't seen as a slut anymore.

Repeat acts are defined as presentation to a hospital emergency department in the catchment area due to an act of self-harm within 12 months of leaving hospital following treatment in an emergency department for an index IDO act, during the years 2007 2011.

This repeated act of frustrated pilgrimage becomes the charismatic motion of Ghost Milk: flâneurism radically repurposed, a kind of weaponised walking.

A decrease in the ZF-B dataset with respect to transposon insertions in genes was found, suggesting that LINE1 repeats act as a sponge that "soak up" a fraction of SB insertions and thereby redirect them away from genes.

Imagine the slight movement of dropping your finger or thumb to the trackpad or moving one hand to the right to grab a mouse, and then compare that to the repeated act of reaching out to a screen, tapping and dragging, flicking up or down to scroll, or using multi-touch gestures instead of keystrokes to do things like zoom and rotate.

The song itself is slinking and somber, but there's a strange peace to the video, suggested by the repeated act of greeting a new day.

Eukaryotic-like motifs, such as ANK or TPR repeats, act as signal transducers and transcriptional initiators [40], [41], and therefore, they are considered as important elements in bacterial infection [41].