Sentence examples for starting the action from inspiring English sources
By starting the action in 1945, Graham shows the seeds of the Suez crisis.
Starting the action in the 1890s allows Mr. Bourne to slip in vampires and, after the hundred-year sleep, to end up in a present-day nightclub.
Van den Bergh's harquebusiers, discovering the Dutch column emerging from the forest, fired a volley and, turning right, clashed with the Dutch scouts, starting the action.
A men's exposition game at noon will start the action.
He starts the action in the late summer of 2001, going easy on the portents of disaster.
The novel, happily, has always had far more choice about where to start the action.
Mr. Corsaro chose to start the action by including Abelard's teacher, who became infuriated when Abelard surpassed him.
They're called, of course, the Founding Fathers, and start the action with a shriek — "Are you ready to rock?" — loud enough to crack the Liberty Bell all over again.
Played broadly and hilariously by Elizabeth Audley and Calvin Gladen, this couple from hell start the action rolling from the moment they nearly batter down Emil's front door.
Conditions appeared to worsen in the minutes leading up to the start of the race and it seemed a wise move to start the action behind a safety car.
The subject started the action from a stationary position about 4.5 m away from the basket.
