Sentence examples for to act very from inspiring English sources
"We need to act very quickly".
"Now they have the opportunity to act very impulsively.
"We're going to act very swiftly and very strongly to protect homeowners".
He added that the Palestinian leader has "the burden" to act very aggressively.
Cameron has to act very fast when Gus O'Donnell's report comes out this week.
"I intend to act very tough on anybody like this in the party".
Peter certainly knew how to act very, very well and it's informed his writing.
Athletics needs to act very differently if we are to move on from the crisis facing the sport.
"She had these lively blue eyes and used to act very innocent, even when she was playing someone who was irritating," Ms. Sandrow said.
"The rain is bringing to us an urgency, the need for us to act very, very quickly to get things in place where they are not".
"I tend to act very bland in interviews," she says in an uncharacteristically unguarded moment before hailing a cab to go pick up her son at school.
