SHANGHAI — As China's economy slows and the trade war with the United States intensifies, Beijing's economic bosses are swinging into action.
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He heard a cry go up from the players left on the field, directed toward the officers who were swinging into action.
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Astronomers from the SETI Institute even got into the act, swinging into action to look for alien radio signals Just In Case.
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But it also was a demonstration of a professional police service swinging into action and of our citizens rushing to each other's aid.
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International diplomacy In the short term, the predictable machinery of international diplomacy is already swinging into action with ritual condemnations from world powers.
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There's a new Spidey in town, and while his standalone feature isn't slated until 2017, he will be swinging into action in Captain America: Civil War.
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And this is when the trailer jumps into fast-cut montage mode: Spider-Man swinging into action in his new suit (the one from the end of Homecoming).
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One of Nauert's predecessors, John Kirby, who now works as a national security analyst for CNN, said her comments were clear evidence of a crisis communications machine swinging into action.
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If anti-Trump attacks are just the establishment trying to tear him down—the Swamp's defenses swinging into action—his refusal to back down just shows his commitment to fighting for his people.
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Image: GizmodoYou may have noticed in your travels around the internet that your browser's address bar occasionally turns green and displays a padlock—that's HTTPS, or a secure version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, swinging into action.
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Apparently it does still exist (and seems to be swinging into action around now, actually): A frenzy of acquisition where networks and all those streaming channels fight over sample shows, and reward the ones they think will succeed with the chance to follow up with EPISODE I and ultimately a whole season (which we can now binge in one slothful sitting. Progress!).
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President John Quincy Adams signed the Act and, three days later, Webb as the new district's first judge. James accepted the appointment, resigned his Jackson County seat in the Territorial Legislature, put his farm up for sale and prepared to move to Key West, the seat of the new court. Hardly had he left Webbville, when a rival group from Marianna, Florida announced its intention to move the proposed county seat to Marianna. Quickly swinging into action, lining up political support, even as Webbville businesses were moving to Marianna.
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