At my appointed time, I was directed into a large shack behind the house.
Money paid to the government in Athens will be directed into a special "segregated" account that will prioritize debt repayment.
At the town police station the Americans were directed into a room where, unknown to them, the woman was waiting behind a long yellow curtain.
I hope that disappointment with Obama's performance will be directed into a campaign to make Democratic senatorial candidates pledge to support filibuster abolition.
At the bottom of the hill some jumpers were directed into a shed where they were weighed and patted down to make sure their suits were sufficiently form-fitting and not acting unfairly as an airfoil.
Although those strategies, referred to collectively as diversion, take many forms, a typical diversion program results in a person who has been accused of a crime being directed into a treatment or care program as an alternative to criminal prosecution and imprisonment.
Biologists are now in much the same position as physicists were during the late 1930's, when it was becoming apparent to some of them that, whether they liked it or not, they were learning that the forces of nature could be directed into a giant bomb -- and that someone could really try to make it.
In the second suit, Ann Stauber, 60, of Manhattan, who uses a wheelchair, says she tried to join the demonstration but was directed into a pen and forced to stay there for hours, even though she explained that she is diabetic and needed to check her blood sugar.
Follow the signs to reception and you will be directed into a vast amusement arcade where hundreds of winking, bleeping, slot machines compete with the psychedelic carpet for your attention and the sweet smell of doughnuts hangs stickily in the air.
In DDAA, a pulsed neutron generator produces pulses of neutrons that are directed into a cargo to be interrogated.
