Sentence examples for getting no action from inspiring English sources

Getting no action will make you crazy.

She said that she and her neighbors got no action after making dozens of calls to city officials and politicians.

A member of the church got no action when he reported Ed's problem to the local police so he turned to the State Police who started an investigation.

You'll get no action on immigration, no European referendum and, most importantly, you won't get a continuation of the plan that's delivering success for our economy and security for our people.

Reacting to the results of the by-election in Clacton where UKIP got its first elected MP, the PM said "you'll get no action on immigration and no European referendum" if Labour win the next election.

He said his party had seven months to demonstrate that without the Conservatives in government "you'll get no action on immigration, no European referendum, and most importantly, you won't get a continuation of that plan that's delivering success for our economy and security for our people".

Australian film reviewer David Stratton was far less kind, stating that "this film represents a new [watershed] in the history of the cinema because it's got no plot, it's got no characters, it's got no action scene that makes any kind of sense", and awarded it half a star out of five.

But, unlike those other groups, older workers get no affirmative action.

"Apart from that, since the day he got back for pre-season, he's got no match action.

Romar said the university was taking the investigation seriously but that he would take no action until getting further information from the police.

Slightly?! I got an Action Jackson figure with no left hand!