Sentence examples for course action from inspiring English sources

Of course, action does have its perils.

Of course, action speaks louder than asking prices.

Asked whether a special adviser should be disciplined if there was any repetition of what had happened in the future, she said: "Of course action will be taken".

It is sometimes necessary to shake people up in order to initiate discussion, debate, questioning of the status quo, and, of course, action.

"Of course action should be taken to tackle abuses, but demonising flexible contracts is playing with the jobs that many firms and many workers value and need," said CBI director-general John Cridland.

Of course, action equals funding in the world of activist politics.

Of course, actions speak louder than words.

Table  2 describes planned course actions and predicted time for completion of each activity.

Of course, actions speak louder than words.

Knowing Crane as he does, Fowler — whose edgy attire and fast, go-for-broke style of play all are in vivid contrast to Crane's on-course action — could not resist a playful shot at his friend after one was teed up in his postmatch news conference.

Michael Jamieson will lead the British challenge at this weekend's international meeting in Leeds as his team-mates return to long-course action for the first time since London 2012.