Sentence examples for a new direction when from inspiring English sources

In 2010 the immigration debate took a new direction when the then president, Christian Wulff, said that Islam was a part of Germany.

I also shared the story of how in 2006 my life took a new direction when I was on the United Airlines flight waiting to fly home to Michigan and there were the remains of a soldier killed in Iraq being taken home.

Both are looking for a new direction when their current contracts end.

"His lab is willing to drop everything and take a new direction" when a good opportunity comes up, Blundy says.

Success in both ad tech and music comes down to the ability to be dynamic, to evolve and to move in a new direction when necessary.

One day last July, the plan for my illustration took on a new direction when Pam texted me a selfie of her and Cam.

But the proceedings on Wednesday saw the court move in an entirely new direction, when the chief justice summoned his own son to answer corruption allegations.

The company has been aggressively restructuring Motorola and divesting itself of parts of the organization that it doesn't need, so we're likely to see Google take its fresh hardware division in an entirely new direction when all the old plans put in motion previously finally get excised.

And then there's "Sue (Or in a Season of Crime)," a grimy, propulsive remake of a song that hinted at Bowie's new direction when it appeared as a kind of orchestral fever dream on his 2014 retrospective, "Nothing Has Changed".

Tonight, it will take another step in its new direction when Connie Chung, the well-known, former broadcast news anchor, will make her debut with a nightly news program at 8 p.m. CNN executives said in interviews last week that Ms. Chung was the biggest star the network has ever had.

Hopping helps a kart execute tighter turns: the kart makes a short hop and turns in the air, speeding off in the new direction when it lands.