Sentence examples for changing direction to from inspiring English sources

His wrist shot from the right circle deflected off Carolina defenseman Bret Hedican's stick, changing direction to beat Irbe inside the right post.

Strategy means rigorously defining and pursuing one clear path, while entrepreneurship involves continually changing direction to take advantage of new opportunities.

In a retail climate overrun by new labels, with design teams frequently changing direction to remain competitive, the days when a customer would stick to, say, Brooks Brothers or Talbots for life might be over.

Around me the rest of our 18-strong crew are recovering from our jibe in high winds (that's changing direction to you and me); I joke with one of my fellow passengers, Eve Hallam, a 33-year-old paediatric intensive care nurse, that my gloves turned white with the hail.

However, after the shock occurs, the mean of (t_{0}) inverses its changing direction to approach (t_{0_virtual} = 5.006 times 1 0^{7}) cycles, which is the CIT of the virtual gradual degradation path.

Unlike microcrystals, for example, the tubules have complex forms often observed abruptly changing direction to avoid intersecting each other, in a manner consistent with tunneling microbial behavior and contain organic molecules associated with biological activity; the Ries tubules are also similar to fossil traces of microbes found in volcanic glass.

Hartley made a jumper after abruptly changing directions to boost the Huskies' lead to 52-45 with 6 07 to play.

Tomic's game style is based around changing directions to constantly move his opponents but he overdosed on this strategy, hitting 45 percent (45/100) of total groundstrokes down the line.

Edmonds made one of those catches against the Braves, changing direction at the last moment to rob Rafael Furcal of an extra-base hit.

In control enamel (Fig.  4C), SEM of the internal enamel structure in teeth cut longitudinally along the buccal lingual midline revealed a typical enamel architecture comprising cohorts of enamel prisms changing direction relative to each other (reflecting the movement of ameloblast cohorts) to generate Hunter Schreger banding (21).

The orbits of moving bodies are curves in spacetime; the orbits of bodies moving at constant speed without changing direction correspond to straight lines.