Sentence examples for spring into movement from inspiring English sources

Every 30 minutes performers encased in some of the tubes will spring into movement.

First they might twitch a little, then tap along, and then spring into life into extraordinary movement in dance, so it is no wonder that there are so many songs about, or featuring, feet.

Few other political movements spring into being this spontaneously and then grow in such a fashion -- at least not without someone bankrolling them from behind the shadows or without a charismatic leader-figure out there drawing them in.

At a Security Council session Tuesday, diplomats from the Arab League, the United States and Europe argued that those who continue to support the Syrian regime are allowing what started as a peaceful "Arab Spring" protest movement 10 months ago to spiral into full-blown civil war.

Meanwhile, as opposition movements continued to spring into life from Morocco on the Atlantic to once-secure Gulf monarchies, the kingdom of Bahrain, where the army fired on protesters last week, announced it was cancelling next month's Grand Prix, the first of the season.

Six months ago, inspired by the Arab spring, a movement sprang up in Spain seemingly from nowhere.

The rabbis spring into action.

A few friendly upperclassmen spring into action.

Meat-cutters spring into action too.

The sisters spring into action.

The illegals could then spring into action.