Sentence examples for actions to do something from inspiring English sources

In the lab I'm trying to choreograph the movements of my photons and their actions to do something you wouldn't normally be able to do.

Cameron's problem is not just that he doesn't understand how much the cost of living crisis is biting with Britain's families; nor that he doesn't believe in government taking urgent action to do something about it.

Should we just stand by and let this happen – or how can we take action to do something about it?" Bucket List is at Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh, from 3 August.

Like Perry in "Our Kind of Traitor" and Salvo in "The Mission Song," Kit allows himself to be drawn into a "cloak-and-dagger" mission because he wants to see a little action, to do something important and dangerous; in his case, after years of being a dutiful, mostly deskbound civil servant on the consuming end of "the odd secret report".

It's got to take action to do something about it".

"It doesn't seem to me to be totally responsible or helpful to turn round and say, 'It's a complete shambles,' without taking action to do something about it, and they're doing that".

The Occupiers' desire for change and willingness to take action to do something about it should be an inspiration to us all.

"This is a social injustice perpetuated by the phone companies, and the citizens of Arkansas need to take action to do something about it," said Dr. McClure.

Without exception, everyone I talked with thought that Mother's Day had become too commercial, and they totally liked the idea of using the remembrance of Judas as a call to action to do something to eliminate today's fascination with the evil and unsavory of life.

Whether it took place on a small corner with friends or at the most dangerous park in the city with hundreds of locals, D-Real promoted peace by giving people his age a time, a place and an action to do something other than kill.

"The purpose of this action was to do something to remove that barricade because it's dangerous," said Begay, a Tesuque Pueblo and Diné who has been at the Standing Rock encampments since September.