Sentence examples for actions at a from inspiring English sources

Judge Keegan ordered Mr. Fagan to explain his actions at a hearing scheduled for next month.

Some in the pro-immigrant fold see N.I.Y.A.'s actions, at a delicate time, as too bold.

Three weeks ago, Mr. Ackermann delivered an impassioned defense of his actions at a news conference held in Frankfurt.

Mr. Izzo also said that an athletics committee made up of board members and trustees reviewed video of Mr. Rice's actions at a Dec. 14 meeting.

The afternoon of the coup, the plotters sought to legitimatize their actions at a special congressional session, producing a resignation letter from Zelaya.

The charges against Mr. Morrison stemmed from his alleged actions at a now-famous 1969 musical performance by The Doors in Miami.

Nicotine, the principal addictive ingredient in the tobacco used in cigarettes and cigars, exerts its actions at a subset of cholinergic receptors known as nicotinic receptors.

In an interview with the Guardian back in June, Hopkins explained his inspiring vision for how small-scale actions at a community level could change the world.

It also does not hasten the plan of the member nations to announce any actions at a November meeting of heads of state in Cannes, France.

In a letter to a friend, he dismissed entanglement as "spooky actions at a distance" — more ghost story than respectable science.

One might suggest that such relational actions-at-a-distance are harmless ones, perhaps merely "semantic"; like becoming the "best" at a task when your only competitor who might be miles away—fails.