Sentence examples for an extended action from inspiring English sources

The four-minute video in Korean and English was made in the style of an extended action movie trailer and portrayed Kim and Trump as men of destiny with the future of the world in their hands.

According to Wu, though agents control their deliberative activity, it is plausible to assume that intention formations are not directly controlled by agents: 'Judging and deciding are just the automatic culmination of an extended action' [ 2013: 2013.

It is a familiar situation for Harrington, who has started six games this season while filling in for Jermaine O'Neal and Artest, but this will be his first extended action as a starter this season.

A year and a season later, and here we are with another extended action scene that, while not quite matching the structural daring of that single take (a neat summation of the rather more orthodox setup of this second season, perhaps), proved similarly intense, with even more bullets whizzing past its protagonists' heads.

Cassel had a few shining moments in his first extended action.

For the rigorous minimization of the extended action defined in (6), one should consider applying a global optimization method such as simulated annealing.

This holds true for all kinds of massive and extended action ….

He started his rookie season as Josh McCown's backup and barely got on the field before getting his first extended action in Cleveland's 12th game.

Clemens's only extended action with the Jets came in the second half of the 2007 season, when the Jets lost eight of their first nine games and finished 4-12.

A fourth-round pick out of Minnesota in 2005, Barber began his rookie season as the fourth-string runner and did not receive his first extended action until Jones injured his ankle.

Most important, extended action sequences provide the canvas for the large-scale, multisection ensembles that are the glory of Mozart's collaborations with the librettist Lorenzo Da Ponte, a feature they perfected off the bat in "Le Nozze di Figaro".