Sentence examples for altering the direction from inspiring English sources

Working in agreement, they changed tunes at a run, choking the tempo and then turning it loose, altering the direction.

A year later his brother became regent, and the government in Berlin immediately began altering the direction of its policy.

There was an evident gulf between the teams from the start, Saracens attacking with alacrity and aplomb making decisions quickly and altering the direction of moves, while Bath relied on individual breaks and had little cohesion.

In a combative interview with the BBC's Andrew Marr, the prime minister said: "This would be the first time in our history that a group of nationalists from one part of our country would be involved in altering the direction of our country, and I think that is a frightening prospect".

In a combative and sometimes ill-tempered interview with the BBC's Andrew Marr on Sunday morning, he said: "This would be the first time in our history that a group of nationalists from one part of our country would be involved in altering the direction of our country, and I think that is a frightening prospect".

In a combative and sometimes ill-tempered interview with the BBC's Andrew Marr, he said: "This would be the first time in our history that a group of nationalists from one part of our country would be involved in altering the direction of our country and I think that is a frightening prospect".

So has making "The Last September" altered the direction of her career?

McLane told Clemens last winter to come home and help alter the direction of the franchise.

"A chance meeting, a quirk of fate, altered the direction of my life," he wrote.

Even so, his trifecta did little to alter the direction of the race.

Reich, the Guardian once suggested, is one of the few composers who have "altered the direction of musical history".