Examples of 'next act' in a sentence
Meaning of "next act"
In the context of a performance or play, 'next act' refers to the subsequent part or segment of the show following the current one
How to use "next act" in a sentence
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Our next act will be out momentarily.
And now for our next act.
The next act will take care of it.
Let me bring out our next act.
Our next act was booked last year.
That will be revealed in the next act.
Before the next act there was an intermission.
I am a huge fan of the next act we have.
The next act is about to begin.
It is time for the next act to begin.
The next act just cancelled.
He is preparing for his next act of service.
The next act could be a surprise.
Things take a turn in the next act.
Our next act is simply amazing.
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Make your change for the next act.
The next act is worth sticking around for.
I am worried about the next act.
The next act is stuck in traffic.
We are going straight into the next act.
The next act is my big act.
It would not surprise me to see this next act.
Our next act needs no introduction.
And now on to our next act.
Until the next act of violence.
The answer will be revealed in the next act.
The next act is also a comedian.
He will put it in his next act.
The next act is the climax.
I am so excited for our next act.
Our next act is pretty special.
You are going to love our next act.
His next act is about to begin.
I will get us a drink before the next act.
The next act of this papacy will tell.
I am in the centre of our next act.
Get the next act on.
Everybody get ready for the next act.
Our next act is our very own singing waitress.
Take it easy in the next act.
The next act of violence that he commits will be to himself.
All your acts are through to the next act.
Our next act first came to us all the way.
Control of prices in the next act.
She could be plotting her next act of revenge as we speak.
Then they went out to prepare the next act.
Our next act is a comedian.
What a contrast to the next act.
The next act is one that leads to the cross.
I was convinced that was going to be the next act.
