Sentence examples for A direction toward from inspiring English sources

We're about a thousand feet away, but walking in a direction toward this car.

Russia was still very much interested in telling stories and narrative, [but] outside [Russia], dance took a direction toward more abstract, formalist productions.

Here in Honolulu, diamond head is a direction, toward the crater that juts makai; ewa lies out the coast the other way, toward a district of that name beyond the cane fields.

The maximum compressive stress (σ1) axis before the earthquake has a direction toward the plate convergence, dipping oceanward at an angle of 25 30 degrees.

Thus, a direction toward change is made evident from within the shadows.

The president doesn't seem to care if his proposed tax cuts would drive us in a direction toward financial ruin.

Rivers, streams and creeks are indicative of flowing in a certain direction toward a destiny (more specific) and should be interpreted depending on the color of the water and any obstructions.

He found that his work led him in an unexpected direction, toward a partial resolution of Fermat's last theorem.

It rises in the Troodos range and flows in a northeasterly direction toward Nicosia, where it takes an easterly turn through the part of the central lowlands called the Mesaoria Plain toward Famagusta Bay.

As "Get Low" meanders toward its resolution, sign posts appear pointing in a familiar direction: toward the revelation and redemption of a long-buried tragedy.

Both results, the orientation of the aperture, as well as the orientation of the estimated sagittal-plane through the ammonoids (dip and azimuth), indicate a movement of the ammonoids or respectively a current direction toward NW (Fig. 6).