Sentence examples for able to change direction from inspiring English sources

The most fascinating is how thousends of birds are able to change direction almost simultaneously, trying to avoid the raptors.

I have to be able to change direction with speed and get away from players, which is still not quite there yet.

You also need to be flexible and able to change direction at short notice.

But before Say Media was able to change direction and go all in on Tempest, it decided to buy out its investors.

"The pace at which industries seem to be able to change direction seems to be getting faster, but universities seem to be responding at a constant pace or even slower, so the gap is increasing," says McPhee.

The corporation becomes agile and is able to change direction as rapid shifts occur in the marketplace, as new technology or competition emerges or as fickle customers change their minds.

They are also able to change directions quickly to take advantage of new opportunities when they come up.

After that I was able to change the direction to think, the direction to work and I think it was like training I did.

At least Cheniere, like other brownfield sites that want to change direction, is able to use the pipeline infrastructure, loading facilities and other bits of the previous import terminal at Sabine Pass to export gas.

Or the Cruyff Turn,_ in which a player drags the ball between his legs, allowing him to change direction before a defender is able to respond.

"When you can't change the direction of the wind... wait, when were you able to change the direction of the wind?