Meanings of swinging into action in English

Anglican Overseas Aid is swinging into action to bring urgent aid to people.

From my perch on television, I clearly observed the "nuts-r-us" brigades swinging into action.

Relief efforts are swinging into action in Vanuatu after a powerful cyclone devastated several islands this week.

Now, after determined lobbying from relatives of the dead airmen, the U.S. military is finally swinging into action.

Some are already swinging into action.

Aid agencies, including the United Nations, are swinging into action after the president appealed for international help in Sendai on Saturday.

Government swinging into action as a big infrastructure spender will probably do more to protect jobs than direct aid to small firms.

However, authorities on the island, which sits between Santo and Pentecost about halfway up the archipelago, were swinging into action on Saturday.

Christchurch's buskers festival is swinging into action tonight, and it's promising to lure the biggest crowds to the central city since pre-earthquake times.

"Come on," she says, swinging into action, knowing that if she doesn't do something now, his enervation will seep into her and paralyze them.