Sentence examples for always action from inspiring English sources

There was always action in this neighborhood," said Mr. Ragozzino.

With cafes, tiki bars and crafts shops, there is always action.

"Much better than I do now, because it was nearly bankrupt, cheap to live in, and there was always action.

Nowadays, there is always action on the tube, somebody hurtling into somebody else, kick-boxing in Asia, soccer in Europe, dunking in America.

But unofficially, there is always action at this sink-or-swim stage of the Cup, which, even after 162 years, has the highest profile and highest stakes of any sailing event.

Mr. Obama's justification for a deadline — that previous American-Iranian negotiations produced "a lot of talk but not always action and follow-through" — is incorrect as far as Iranian behavior was concerned.

"As always, actions have to speak louder than words".

For Baron, being governed by duty does not mean that duty is always the primary motivation to act; rather, it entails that considerations of duty are always action-guiding.

But it is worth remembering that even fear does not always spur action, and often action does not last.

I've been, myself, always in action; but I've been interested in its intellectual antecedents and the larger construct within which that action takes place.

Focus on a small thing, and concerns about its possible impact will almost always freeze action.