| Lloyd says that a dip in the quality of teaching meant that some usually well-behaved primary school pupils began to act up. |
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| Later, her mom told me that she had an impacted wisdom tooth which was just starting to act up, and which I had helped to make go away. |
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| The walk did me a power of good, though, and my legs didn't act up even to the last. |
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| I don't think psychologists have to deal with their own computers when they start to act up. |
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| So at school I used to act up and get into trouble, and then I'd go home to my mum and start crying because I thought the teacher didn't like me. |
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| The head of the school says the children were encouraged to act up for the cameras. |
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| To the extent that he had greater experience that was because he had been allowed to act up on the retirement of Ms Herman. |
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| As reported last month, the unofficial action involves firefighters across London refusing to act up as officers. |
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| Some kids act up or throw tantrums, while some develop physical symptoms such as headaches or insomnia. |
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| My throat burned and I could hear myself wheezing, my asthma slowly starting to act up. |
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| Having a previously unknown twin sister sneak into the picture would cause anyone to act up. |
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| When screaming schoolyard bullies act up, the teacher often isolates them in a corner, forcing them to reflect upon their actions. |
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| For instance, this morning I wanted to print some details for Mike and Joan's travel insurance and the printer started to act up, Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr. |
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| And the rank and file essentially went to the union and said, look, we've got to clean our act up, and we want to play on a straight playing field. |
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| Most of the parents, I would say, are quite good parents, because their kids are very polite, they're very good, they don't act up. |
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| This is an ideal occasion for a time-out, which shows children you'll ignore them if they act up. |
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| When kids start to settle in a placement, after a while they go through an attachment crisis, start to act up and people immediately want to move the kid. |
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| For a 75 year old veteran whose leg has started to act up because of an old war wound, speedy processing of his application becomes a major preoccupation. |
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| By the time ACT UP came around to deal with the inertia, it seemed like a raging inevitability that hit with the force of a blaze. |
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| However, the activism of groups like ACT UP was beginning to have unforeseen effects. |
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| In 1988, I spent an ACT UP weekend in Washington D.C., which was an eye-opening experience for both sides. |
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