Sentence examples similar to suited action from inspiring English sources
When the answer was no, Clough suited the action to the word, remarking, "Well, now you have".
"I'll sashay," Ms. Barnes decided, suiting her actions to her words.
Crisply shot by Ridley regular Dariusz Wolski, who also photographed this week's other eye-catching release, The Walk, The Martian keeps its visual palette positive, the ochre sands of Jordan's Wadi Rum blending with vast Budapest soundstage interiors to provide a glowing backdrop for the space-suited action.
Actions are suited to words.
Not all carriers are best suited for the same actions.
He does follow his own advice in suiting "the action to the word, the word to the action".
The success of the Newsweek suit spurred action against the Associated Press and The New York Times, which boasted precious few women in their ranks.
A judge has yet to grant that suit class-action status so it can proceed.
The firm asked the court to give the suit class-action status.
Legal surprises are unexpected suits or actions in which plaintiffs rely on claims or precedents that may be obscure, unfamiliar, or unknown to the defendants.
"Each takes actions to suit their communities' needs".
