Sentence examples similar to routinely acting for from inspiring English sources
My valiant (some people said routinely "foolhardy") executive producer John Edwards figured out with lawyers acting for our equally brave (or "reckless") company, Thames Television, that -- as long as we didn't edit the material we broadcast -- we could not be accused of selecting evidence in a way designed to influence the judge in his deliberations.
Will musicians start acting for the camera?
Douglas Flaum, acting for Brookfield properties.
And acting, for that matter.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio got in trouble two weeks ago for something similar when he predicted that a blizzard "could be the biggest snowstorm in the history of this city". He was doing what leaders routinely do: acting as if they know what will happen when, in reality, there is substantial uncertainty.
Police Commissioner Howard Safir, who is responsible for acting on the board's recommendations, has often disparaged the quality of its investigations and has routinely ordered the Police Department to reinvestigate cases after receiving the board's recommendation.
Best acting ensemble for a musical.
Disciplined for "acting as journalists".
Good acting, for starters.
Less fortunate old Etonians, who are routinely resentfully fingered for their jammy domination of everything from acting to politics, can only marvel at a public and media so intent, where princes are concerned, on setting aside the affront to social mobility.
