go into action

The question was, were they in fact going into action?

In the following year a new programme went into action.

A sense for which the man had no name went into action.

Now they were about to go into action for the first time.

In summer 835, the plan began to go into action.

Therefore we should be going into action four days from now.

When I look at new work, my image bank goes into action.

At this 11th hour, the international community finally went into action.

Perhaps I am, too, now that we are really going into action.

Now it was time for the rest of the plan to go into action.

Both pieces went into action on the right of the road.

Each time he went into action it was a very private experience for him.

Usually several were lost when the ship went into action.

Now knowing what they face the team goes into action.

A year later, the 82nd went into action in Vietnam.

They race to the operating room and go into action.

They're going to need coffee, or at least water, before they go into action.

Though his new plan of campaign had still to be drawn up, he was going into action again.

He could have been on the ship a long time already and only now gone into action.

Or, in fact, he's probably ready to go into action before it even happens.

We have to stop the vehicles to go into action.

They rushed me from behind and I simply went into action.

He'll really go into action on this one; in fact, I suggest you call him right now.

But the industry didn't just argue, it went into action.

Barbara was out of the chair at once, going into action.