Sentence examples for hour action from inspiring English sources

His relentless drive has not only earned him an eclectic coterie of famous friends but also an estimable directorial résumé: his three "Rush Hour" action comedies, released between 1998 and 2007, have together grossed more than $850 million worldwide, alongside hits like "Red Dragon," his 2002 prequel to "The Silence of the Lambs," and the 2006 comic-book blockbuster "X-Men: The Last Stand".

Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the two hour action flick centers around the rescue efforts surrounding the kidnapping of U.S. President Benjamin Asher (played by Aaron Eckhart), who is held hostage inside the White House following an abrupt terrorist attack.

Ratliffe believes that gamesmanship may have been a factor in New Zealand's 11th-hour action.

CBC will carry some taped highlights of wee-hour action during its morning show, from 9 a.m. to noon.

A spokesperson for one of the unions downing tools in the second London-wide Tube strike in as many months has refused to rule out further 48-hour action within weeks of tomorrow's planned strike.

If junior doctors vote to strike, a 24-hour action will take place from 1st December, with a walkout from all but emergency care, the British Medical Association has confirmed.

Home Office and Land Registry workers will strike for part of Friday, coastguards will launch a 48-hour action on Friday and passport staff will strike for 72 hours from July 23.

With respect to the ISO 2631-1 and European Union's A 8) and VDV 8) action limit values, both buses could be operated on the smooth freeway without exceeding the 8-hour action limits but would have to be operated less than 8 h when operating on the other road types.

But there was no research to back up a crucial selling point: that the eight- to nine-hour impact of a dose -- long enough to help at school, but not too long to interfere with dinner and bedtime -- was better for many children than the 12-hour action of a competitor's drug.

He ordered the suspension of both the 24-hour action slated for Monday and the continuing overtime ban, saying it was "threatening to endanger the welfare of part of the population" and "threatening to cause significant damage to the Australian economy or an important part of it".

The 24-hour action caused some disruption to public transport and reduced staffing at hospitals.