Sentence examples for this second act from inspiring English sources

Hitting his stride in this second act of his career has not come easily for David Byrne.

It seemed to me that this second act of Darger's life compounded the isolation of the first.

After this second act, one wondered what Mr. Byrd could choreographically do in the third, which he titled "In a Different Light".

But there may simply be a limit to what he is willing or able to say, and, judging by his new album, this second act will not be one of reinvention as a culture warrior.

Advertisements concluded this second act, and led directly to the turbulent decade he has called the time of my time', a third act that completed the transformation of the quiet but brilliant Brooklyn boy into the punchy American Byron'.

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This third act is sensational.

In fact, this fourth act is the high point of a mixed and slightly disappointing affair.

It was the Labour government of Gordon Brown that consented to this first act of blackmail.

This first act of the 1929 crash suggested that the smart money was powerful enough to tame an unruly market.

Fortunately, the film picks itself up from this point, and ends up being a good deal more thoughtful than this first act might lead you to believe.