Preposition: on

• behalf: FORMER PHARMACY LET Acting on behalf of a local property investor Humberts Commercial have let the former pharmacy at Fore Street, Williton.

Preposition: as

• agent: Here he was asked to act as an intermediary between the Royal Navy and a Cretan Greek acting as an intelligence agent.

Adjective modifier

• hammy: For once his hammy acting is entirely appropriate, and I loved his brave possum character.

• naturalistic: The drama is well done with good, naturalistic acting.

• superb: The superb acting ( Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz leading ) makes the film seem real.

• brilliant: WOW, great stories, brilliant acting ( Lex is TOPS ), wonderful continuity.

• wooden: From the cliches that the characters spout to the wooden acting ( most of it intentional ), these play really well.

• comic: The central roles of Joseph and Marion Tura are taken by Jack Benny and Carole Lombard and their performances are marvels of comic acting.

Modifies a noun

• troupe: In 1602 William Shakespeare's acting troupe, the Chamberlain's Men, were invited to perform at the Middle Temple Hall.

• debut: He made his acting debut aged just fourteen in the Welsh Soap Opera, People of the Valley.

• relaxant: All the action had made me a little restless so they gave me some fast acting relaxant to make me rest.

• bronchodilator: A long acting bronchodilator may be advised in addition to a steroid inhaler.

• career: DAVE: How did you start your acting career?

• robert: Rolling up your acting commissioner robert to abolish the.

Modifying Another Word

• centrally: Although tizanidine is related to the centrally acting antihypertensive clonidine, it has a relatively low incidence of systemic hypotension.

Noun used with modifier

• voice: There is barely anything here to make you smile, aside from the occasional piece of voice acting that should have been better.

• self: This is mostly taken from within the valve ( self acting ).

Preposition: in

• capacity: The standard of care of a reasonable professional acting in that capacity.

Preposition: of

• faith: And let us acknowledge divine grace if there be strong actings of faith and love toward God.

Preposition: from

• cast: The naturalistic acting from the non-professional cast works very well, as the underplaying brings out the film's dry humor.