Sentence examples for extended action from inspiring English sources

He will most likely see extended action as the backup to Joe Jurevicius, who has a hamstring strain.

As the Donna Summer disco hit "Last Dance" played in the background, Clemens talked about his first chance to see extended action in the regular season.

Garton, a sophomore who was seeing extended action for only the third time, passed for 193 yards and rushed for 174 for Penn (5-4, 4-2).

The 33-year-old Buckley, who is currently the Jets' fourth cornerback and plays mostly in dime defenses, saw his most extended action of the season against Miami, tallying two passes defended while playing most of the second half for an injured Donnie Abraham.

It may be a free, or ordinary, walk in which relaxed extended action allows the horse freedom of its head and neck, but contact with the mouth is maintained; or it may be a collected walk, a short-striding gait full of impulsion, or vigour; or it may be an extended walk of long, unhurried strides.

There are no dragons or extended action sequences (hopefully?), but the political intrigue, unrelenting drama and ever present world-rending danger definitely give Westeros a run for its money.

MPs will vote tonight on extending action, with the Government expected to prevail thanks to a number of Labour MPs joining with the Tories to support the strikes.

The party will also promise to oversee much tougher enforcement of the national minimum wage – including prosecutions and the doubling of fines – and to extend action against gangmasters employing illegal migrants to the social care, hospitality and construction industries.

This will fuel the fears of some MPs that he will look for an excuse to extend action without first seeking the agreement of the Commons.

Moreover, the liposome could sustain releasing antitumor agents so as to extend action time, improve drug efficacy, and decrease adverse reaction [25].

In Steedman 1995 (and 2000, listed in the Other Internet Resources Section), these important questions are addressed, and a theory is developed that extends action formalisms like the Situation Calculus, and that incorporates many of the insights from linguistic semantics.