Sentence examples similar to bring into action from inspiring English sources
'bring into action' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to describe the act of putting a plan or intention into action. For example, "I needed to bring my fitness plan into action quickly in order to reach my goals."
The emergency cable system was brought into action and on Tuesday night engineers thought they had restored services.
It is also brought into action when vision is rendered difficult either by distance or the absence of sufficient light.
Hours spent making contingency plans that would be brought into action depending on what happened no longer mattered.
As you follow his best dances you feel that the right and left sides of your brain are being brought into action.
In serious riots, however, the police and other armed forces are brought into action long before the riot declines on its own.
Ruddy was brought into action a few more times before the final whistle but there was no way back for the Premier League side.
In The Division, you're a spec ops agent brought into action after a deadly disease is released in the city.
The nod to Generation Rent feels more like box-ticking for a focus group rather than a suite of policies ready to be brought into action in May.
He set himself to restore order: the National Guard was brought into action against demonstrators in Paris; and later the army put down the silkworkers' insurrection in Lyon (November December 1831).
Vedran Janjetovic was brought into action to repel a Vidosic shot and the keeper was soon again under the microscope, backpeddling to keep the ball from creeping in under the bar having misjudged a high ball into the box.
Bizarre contraptions are brought into action so that Bruno and his pals can stimulate one another's rear ends with limitless zeal – all of which, Baron Cohen seems to think, has wide comic appeal.
