Sentence examples for taste action from inspiring English sources

It was deeply ironic that one of the original English football clubs had to wait such a long time to taste action at Wembley; they clearly enjoyed it so much that they returned there in the following year, when Brighton were dispatched 3-1 in the Second Division final.

But he has tasted action on the world stage.

Andy Carroll went close to marking his first taste of action since 28 November with a goal within a few seconds of replacing midfielder Cole, forcing Schwarzer into action with a low shot from the edge of the area.

Nelson had his first taste of action in the Indian Ocean.

(She puts up with former President Bill Clinton's taste for action films).

Otherwise, architecture will be condemned to an endless cycle of taste, of action and reaction.

Perhaps it was his wartime Japanese naval intelligence codebreaking at Bletchley Park that gave him a taste for action.

Then Agbonlahor was named in the party for the end-of-season games with the United States and Trinidad & Tobago but did not taste any action.

It was hardly the company's first taste of action in Iraq, where it has operated almost since the first days of the occupation.

Certainly Mr. Johnson doesn't have a real taste for action; much of the by-the-yard martial choreography is strictly by the book, as Hondo's martinet captain might say.

Ejilu, who started playing football with a ball made out of paper, cloth and string, will get his first taste of action with his team Don Victorious FC at 3pm.