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spring into action

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spring into action
Fig. to suddenly begin moving or doing something. As soon as the boss came in the door, everyone sprang into action. Every morning, I jump out of bed and spring into action.
See also: action, spring


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quot; This would indicate that you know how to prepare for action, choose your target, and then spring into action so you can have the most effective marketing campaign for your business.
LITTLE litter-pickers at a primary school will spring into action when they take part in a tidy up.
To accomplish this feat, 160 wire ropes 6 1/4in in circumference connected to massive counterweights and electric motors, spring into action.
 
 
 
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