1. This life is like the second act in a three-act play.

2. How the Final Act Will Play Out

3. We must learn to act the play out.

4. Some may compare life to a three-act play.

5. It's a very amusing play with an uproarious final act.

6. Play silly Buggers To act in a foolish, irritating, or reckless manner

7. The climax came at the end of the second act of the play.

8. The play is more an act of self-immolation masquerading as rational justification.

9. After the first act, the play begins to come apart at the seams .

10. He didn't play one bum note.

11. No one could play by ear.

12. Only if one believes in something can one act purposefully.

13. Don’t play one parent against the other.

14. Don't act like one of the servants.

15. We walked through Act One yesterday morning.

16. When one is about to act, one must reason first. 

17. "You can act like a doggy, and play with my Bone" -- Schoolly D

18. The third act, the climax of the entire play, is typified by pathos and tragedy.

19. Name one actress who can play that part.

20. My children have no one to play with.

21. How does one learn to play the washboard?

22. Only one play, Dyskolos, has survived almost entirely.

23. The play was full of sharp one-liners.

24. After the fine performance in the first act, the rest of the play was an anticlimax.

25. Bemoaning The act of one who Bemoans something.

26. One license is required for each Act! user

27. ACT Amorously 'ACT Amorously' is a 12 letter phrase starting with A and ending with Y Crossword clues for 'ACT Amorously' Clue Answer; Act Amorously (5) FLIRT: Engage in amorous banter (5) Play the coquette (5) Bat eyelashes, e.g

28. That one act of grace changed history, Sam.

29. One license is required for each Act! user

30. Let's all get together and act as one.

31. You must play a spade if you have one.

32. You must play a diamond if you have one.

33. It insists upon one's performing an act of lucidity as one performs an act of faith.

34. “The plan of redemption, with its three divisions, might be likened to a grand three-act play.

35. Clinging (plural Clingings) The act of one who clings

36. Clutching (plural Clutchings) The act of one who clutches

37. Clambering (plural Clamberings) The act of one who clambers

38. Caring (plural Carings) The act of one who cares

39. _____means one party Acquiesces in another party's unauthorized act

40. blackmailing (plural Blackmailings) The act of one who blackmails.

41. Bragging (plural Braggings) The act of one who brags

42. How does one respond to such a brutal act?

43. The Cloven One is a quest in Act 6

44. Craning (plural Cranings) The act of one who cranes

45. Chaffering (plural Chafferings) The act of one who chaffers

46. The Irish Bagpipes play more than two complete chromatic octaves while the Scottish Bagpipes play only one octave

47. Contriving (plural Contrivings) The act of one who contrives

48. Bandying (plural Bandyings) The act of one who bandies

49. I'll just play one of these and you'll remember it.

50. Can we play for coppers? " one rickshaw man asked tentatively.

51. This was one he would have to play by ear.

52. An approach which tries to formulate how such knowledge is brought into play is speech act theory.sentence dictionary

53. Behave: 1 v Behave in a certain manner; show a certain behavior; conduct or comport oneself “Don't Behave like a fool” Synonyms: act , do act , act as , play pretend to have certain qualities or state of mind act , dissemble , pretend Behave unnaturally or affectedly Types: show 40 types hide 40 types act involuntarily , act reflexively

54. In the play, Shaw portrays Androcles to be one of …

55. No one felt happy to play host to such people.

56. Jed is one of most likeable characters in the play.

57. They will play a one-off Test and three one-day internationals between March 10-

58. Bill Aliber was one of the most dominating defensemen to ever play Division One lacrosse

59. For example, in their transcriptions of harpsichord pieces the pair have to play what one person would normally play.

60. Connection CU, we're a credit union and act like one

61. Bemoaning (plural Bemoanings) The act of one who bemoans something

62. One cannot but wonder what would prompt such an act.

63. “Oppression may make a wise one act crazy,” says Solomon.

64. Parliament itself could substitute an act for an earlier one.

65. This is one way of catching them in the act.

66. bewailing (plural Bewailings) The act of one who bewails something.

67. And just as a refresher, at this point in the play, act three of five, Romeo is not dead.

68. If it was a power play, no one saw it coming.

69. The act of appropriating property is a one-sided act, done without the consent or authority of the owner.

70. The players could play Ascension at any time, after they have defeated twelve enemies in the Act II Tournament

71. Acte translate: act, act, act, act, act, deed

72. Governor, I'm sorry, but there's only one way to play this.

73. Before retiring, they all squashed into one compartment to play charades.

74. 1; verb without object Adlibbing to act, speak, etc., without preparation: Throughout the play he had to ad-lib constantly

75. The Endangered Species Act is a safety net that comes into play when other environmental and conservation laws have failed.

76. Trust can be shattered, however, by just one act of dishonesty.

77. As a noun Conferring is the act of one who confers.

78. Bawling (plural Bawlings) The act of one who bawls or shouts

79. The Commission shall adopt the implementing act within one month of:

80. (Revelation 12:9) Hence, her act was one of willful disobedience.