into the act

What I had not experienced was the folderol among the children and the way that even the schools had gotten into the act.

At least the international criminal court has not come into the act, which would make the crisis even worse.

Further, the article provides insight into the act of exercising this authority, the underlying process, and the power(s) of that exercise.

Her mother got into the act and drove away a lot of their customers.

Business schools are also getting into the act by suggesting students pack some lightweight business books into their luggage this summer.

Even Hollywood has gotten into the act, using these flights to depict weightlessness on the silver screen.

Always eager to get into the act and make a few waves without ever really being part of the 'team'.

My photographs, videos and installations form an enquiry into the act of looking and being looked at.

e. g. She spent a lot of money on designer's clothes and liked to get into the act.

The whole class got into the act and competed in the Science Fair and won the title.

Let department stores and casinos get into the act if they want to.

Even traditional fabric houses such as London's Holland & Sherry, established in 1836, are getting into the act.