young act造句

• Suddenly, everyone in Nashville wanted a hot young act.
• There are plenty of other young acts performing in a variety of styles.
• Young ACT membership is open to anyone under 30 or in full-time study.
• Woodstock's Friday bill proved a potent make-or-break moment for young acts.
• With major labels hyping fresh young acts, artists past their commercial peak are looking for a second home.
• It s common for young acts in modern metal to show astonishing technical skill but no sense of restraint.
• Legendary guitarist Gary Clark Jr . has cited Hamish Anderson the young act under 30 to watch out for.
• In 1980, the novel was adapted for the stage by Gregory Falls for the Young ACT Company in Seattle.
• Involved in community organisations, Slade is an Honorary Life Patron for the Society of Philosophy for the Young ACT.
• The standard formula is to hire a young act to open the show, then come out and perform your hits.
• With more and more young acts clamoring for spots on radio play lists, older artists have been all but shut out.
• Each show featured young acts, many appearing behind their first ( sometimes only ) hit and interacting with conservative older hosts.
• Alex's reputation for being the " Big Daddy " of folk music stemmed from his generosity to new and young acts.
• The following year, Florida enacted the Stacy Young Act into law, requiring such competitions be sanctioned by the Florida State Boxing Commission.
• Fed up with Nashville's preoccupation with young acts, country's original Outlaw says he was going to hang up his black hat.
• The young acts also often get more promotional support from the labels, because their profit margin is potentially much higher than for the elder statesmen.
• Douglas said if she could program her own station, it would feature new, young acts as well as Latin and hip-hop music.
• In 2008, the Auckland Branch of Young ACT protested the banning of BZP by selling BZP alongside AOC memberships, annoying Progressive Party leader Jim Anderton.
• "We are all saying to new young acts that we want to sign, ` Look, it's not a stable environment over there.
• Why should a promoter or an agent take a risk on a young act if somewhere down the line the act is going turn its head against everyone?