Sentence examples for when the action begins from inspiring English sources

When the action begins, Queen Elizabeth II has died, and her son, Charles (the excellent Tim Pigott-Smith), is expected to ascend to the throne — finally.

Marta, played by Radha Mitchell in her first American television series role, is not a widow when the action begins, but that situation is quickly remedied.

When the action begins, Queen Elizabeth II has died, and her son, Charles (the excellent Tim Pisott-Smith), is expected to ascend to the throne finally.

But when the action begins with a striking rendition of Foster's last song, "Beautiful Dreamer," by Tina Stafford and Trevor A. Williams, accompanied by Greg Hirte on a fiddle and Christopher Kirkman on a banjo, the audience relaxes into smiles.

Of his opening ceremony speech he says: "There's definitely a game that goes on between the two captains and it seems to make a difference psychologically as to what happens when the action begins.

When the action begins, Tarquinius's lascivious son, who "treats the proud city as if it were his whore," the narrators tell us, is drinking on a hot summer's night in a camp some miles from Rome with two fellow generals, Junius and Collatinus.

Players on the course were taken to the clubhouse, and that is when the action began.

The titles of the era were so dull that projectionists often screened them on closed curtains, which were only drawn when the action began.

His pitch-side colleague in Cardiff on Saturday, Jason Mohammad, had a lively afternoon as his minder, describing him as "itching to get on the pitch" and then "banging the desk" when the action began.

Instead of a racing chair seat at the centre of the action, Weir was settled on his sofa thousands of miles away when the action began in Sydney 12 years ago.

When the action began, reigning champions Ospreys, arriving with three successive defeats, set about proving their credentials in a contest that was peppered with off-the-ball incidents, although none that led to any all-out hostilities.