Sentence examples for sending into action from inspiring English sources

In this case Boulle demonstrated his toughness by sending into action Stephen Malouf, a longtime Boulle associate and attorney who was officially reprimanded in 1995 for beating up opposing counsel in a Texas court.

He replies, "I should like to paint the war, sir," and so is sent into action.

As a result, the young mechanic was not sent into action and became increasingly frustrated.

Practically the entire British Home Fleet was immediately sent into action to intercept it.

But French tanks were not used until April 1917, whereas British tanks were first sent into action on Sept. 15, 1916.

I most likely viewed the Waffen S.S. as an élite unit that was sent into action whenever a breach in the front line had to be stopped up.

It is that soldiers are trained to use violence, and that when they are sent into action a few abuses will always occur.

In retrospect, it can be seen to have followed a traditional pattern: a massive ground force was assembled, then sent into action after a prolonged bombardment.

Volunteers with the Coniston Mountain Rescue Team in the Lake District have already been sent into action 44 times this year – more than in the whole of 2014.

It's a sizeable enough intervention: 200 Marines sent into action in a country where we last had a military presence in 1978.

B4 WAITING FOR ORDERS -- On Okinawa, life has been transformed for the 17,000 marines there, wondering if they will be sent into action.