Sentence examples for both in action and from inspiring English sources

Kim's resulting series features images of the Haenyo both in action and at rest, showing the intensity of their daily regimen as well as the expressions on their faces.

"It strikes the perfect balance of showing a body that is both in action and at rest".

It's harrowing, both in action and sound; Ms. Beugré knows how to make a crowd trust her just as, in a split second, she knows how to knock the air out of people.

It is a bold step to emulate America both in action and in the manner of that action (reliance on firepower), but the soaring emotions occasioned by the televised broadcasts of airstrikes are often subsequently tempered by an understanding of their inadequacies.

The Obama Administration has made clear both in actions and in words that it wants to lessen its presence and role in Middle East politics.

Somehow, it manages simultaneously to be both democracy in action and democracy inaction.

Of the 1.25 million battle casualties incurred by the United States in World War II, including both military personnel killed in action and wounded in action, nearly one million occurred in the twelve-month period from June 1944 to June 1945.

3. Performance improvement – organizational culture and learning A deeply embedded culture of risk avoidance, rather than risk management, both in individual action and in the systems to support it, hampered the response in Haiti.

Hard on the heels of Wigan's victory at Huddersfield, their two north-west neighbours are both in action this  afternoon and evening.

Essential tremor is a disorder that causes involuntary oscillations in patients both while they are engaged in actions and when maintaining a posture.

The two teams most in the news this week —Newcastle and Brisbane— were both in action on Friday night, and both failed to follow the expected script.