Sentence examples for changed direction to from inspiring English sources
Wilfork's right leg gave way when he changed direction to pursue a play during the Falcons' opening series.
One example is the film's allegation that this bullet changed direction to move upwards as it passed through Kennedy's neck.
Halfway through, the rain changed direction to horizontal, and then hail pelted down bushels of immense and weighty stones for the grand finale.
In 1948 she had abruptly changed direction to tend to the city's destitute and dying, eventually founding her own order, the Missionaries of Charity.
Now, says Mike Galsworthy, a former research-policy analyst who co-founded the group, the campaign has changed direction — to try to stop Brexit happening at all.
There are other signals of the virgin forest: She points out the way a thick limb has changed direction to form a looping arch high in the sky.
The faults first propagate in-plane, but then rapidly change direction to make a larger angle with the shear axis.
The cilia of the lophophore can change direction to eject isolated particles of indigestible matter.
If you decide to change directions to keep up with a trend, do so quickly.
You completely changed direction twice to implement this site -- specific work.
