Sentence examples for a flashpoint in the direction of from inspiring English sources

The debates will be "huuuge" and represent a flashpoint in the direction of the country.

Ellison is running to head the Democratic National Committee ― a race that has become a flashpoint over the direction of the party.

The case became a flashpoint in the national debate about proper protection of human volunteers.

It will be a flashpoint in the debate, when we have it, between the parties and chambers of Congress.

The app puts players atop one of the blockades that have become a flashpoint in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory's conflict over rules for elections in 2017.

The village of Balcombe, in West Sussex, has been a flashpoint in the debate, as protests spanning several days have been held against exploratory drilling in the area.

Television images appeared to show the Scotland international spit in the direction of Hart during the 68th-minute flashpoint, which came with Hull trailing 1-0 to a City side who had earlier been reduced to 10 men following the dismissal of Vincent Kompany.

So is it any wonder that occasionally we see flashpoints such as on Sunday when Newcastle manager Alan Pardew delivered some choice expletives in the direction of Manchester City counterpart Manuel Pellegrini? "One manager in particular, who was very successful, was adamant that he detested only one part of the job and that was the 90 minutes of the match.

Quite possibly in the direction of Morgan.

Pointed in the direction of my hangar!

Walk yourself in the direction of Africa.