Sentence examples for a different direction on from inspiring English sources

"Our strategy has gone in a different direction on the weekends," he said.

But 53 percent of the voters polled said the country should go in a different direction on the economy.

At the heart of Ed's One Nation vision was his willingness to take a different direction on economic policy.

"It happened with the 'one-ball rule' a ways back, it happened with grooves at the end of the 1980s and early 1990s, where we felt a different direction on groove configuration was important," he said.

"I met Marwan on Friday morning and he was very keen to go in a different direction on the coaching front.

"The legend has it that you look at the flag on the 11th green to determine what the wind is doing on 12. That's great in concept, but reality hits when the flag is blowing one way on 11 and you can feel it in your face from a different direction on the 12th tee.

In addition, the public benefits when competitors must innovate new designs that venture in a different direction to avoid infringing on an inventor's rights.

In 2008, it was reported that an image of Kim Jong-il posing with the North Korean army was a fake, with experts claiming the shadow of his legs ran in a different direction to that of soldiers on either side of him, and a black line had disappeared when it reached him.

The ship is still seaworthy and leaves the dock several times a year — most memorably for the fireworks show on Independence Day — on turnaround cruises that bring it back to the dock facing in a different direction so that it can weather on both sides.

After the release of their first LP, 2013's "If You Leave," which showcased Tonra's lyrical prowess when it comes to love and heartbreak, the second album takes a different direction, focusing on family and grief.

Instead, a keyboard is used to issue instructions, the way a pilot onboard might instruct an autopilot: climb to a certain altitude at a certain rate, level out, roll the plane to a new heading, proceed to a certain point and make a turn in a different direction; land on a particular runway at a certain airfield.