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181. The acts were not just reluctant to offend, but even to probe beyond the first middle-class convention they came up against.

182. The Commission affirms the value of music for attracting potential believers to acts of worship and to the Church's fellowship.

183. With the passing of the Judicature Acts a single court was formed, administering both law and equity.

184. Men were twice as likely as women to perceive those violent acts as improving the relationship.

185. The festival will be an all-day event featuring a lot of different acts.

186. State action to prevent illegal and unauthorised acts of local authorities.

187. When practice starts up again after the weekend, Jody acts as if Vanderbilt never happened.

188. Stewart rates Gascoigne and Beardsley as the top class acts of the hundreds he appeared with at club level.

189. It has become customary to assume that the subject is that which acts and the object is that which is acted upon.

190. Amateurs are invited to get their acts together for stage shows running the gamut from dance, comedy and music.

191. A further difficulty is the impossibility of including all criminal acts in a questionnaire or interview.

192. He is a cost accountant and also acts as company secretary in respect of share issues, pensions and the like.

193. The result is that evil acts throw the individual into an abyss of aloneness.

193. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

194. It is possible for such sentiments of approval of this past to coexist with abhorrence for most current acts of violence.

195. Scrapbooks and bottles of paste and cutout articles of the young Dove braving gales in canoes, performing heroic acts.

196. She passed several acts to make legal strikes all but impossible, and to imprison her opponents at will.

197. The acceleration by Earth's gravity acts on asteroids falling through the atmosphere.

198. For disappearing acts, it's hard to beat what happens to the eight hours supposedly left after eight of sleep and eight of work. Doug Larson 

199. Professor Geoffrey Whittington of Cambridge University acts as academic adviser.

200. The whole nation is very grateful for the numerous acts of kindness rendered in this time of crisis.