When Ireland's ambassador to the United Nations said at the meeting, "It is for the council to decide on any ensuing action," no one could mistake his meaning.
34th Infantry Regiment was similarly unprepared for a fight; in the ensuing action, most of the regiment withdrew to Chonan without ever engaging the enemy.
The 34th Infantry Regiment was similarly unprepared for a fight; in the ensuing action, most of the regiment withdrew to Chonan without engaging the enemy.
In contrast to some others Potter felt that "Bryars makes... a success of the ensuing action, which demands, and receives, quicker changes of mood and tempo and the establishment of a real dramatic momentum".
Stretching the comic-book fiction scenario still further, the stricken defender took an active part in the ensuing action, effectively subduing Leeds' lively danger-man Johnny Giles and sprinting down the left wing to deliver a perfect cross for Roger Hunt to head the game's opening goal.
And it takes one brave actress to open a play with a striptease on a trapeze, yet never utter a word through all of the ensuing action.
Much of the ensuing action involves getting from dangerous Point A to perilous Point B (that and finding working batteries), though every so often someone unloads some exegesis and asks the big Why.
Maggie's philosophical predicament is all but forgotten in the ensuing action, in which, despite a great deal of to-ing and fro-ing, there is little real sense of her emotional journey towards fulfilment or happiness.
In the ensuing action, the guys must stop an evil plot to steal the aliens' gold-making machines (it's all in a day's work for the turtles).
Beginning with the second week the story will be studied as a series of discrete choices which allowed the ensuing action.
At the ensuing Action of 15 July 1798, the Spanish ships formed a line to meet the attack of Captain Dixon's ship but the damaged frigate Santa Dorotea fell behind the leading three frigates.
