Sentence examples for continued that direction from inspiring English sources

We've continued that direction by evolving into ventures and investments like DICE.fm, ustwo Games, and ustwo Adventures in London.

"But without copying it," he continued, "that direction actually goes for miles.

"[At the last race] In Spa we saw some steps forward from us and we hope to continue that direction and keep improving here in Monza," Alonso said.

IndyCar will continue that direction going forward.

And I think the wave of Las Vegas will be, if it survives long term at the same level of prosperity, it's got to continue that direction towards becoming, being the entertainment destination of the country as opposed to the gaming destination.

He states: "Of course, no movement is accomplished in an instant; yet it is obvious that every moving body, at any given moment in the course of its movement, is inclined to continue that movement in some direction in a straight line,…" (Pr II 39).

"If he continues to go that direction and utilizes the rest of his starts this season to put himself in a good position, he's a big, big part of our team next year".

If you cannot stay where you are until someone finds you, do not just pick a direction and start walking, even if you have a means of ensuring that you continue to go that direction.

A: [I'd like to do] a lot more of that, because I want to continue the direction that those shows went in: talking about the backstory of the music and the actual ideas that the music represents.

"Do we want to continue the direction that sees us climbing out of the recession or do we want to go back to the same policies that put us in the ditch in the first place?" Kaine and Pfeiffer acknowledged the difficulty of transferring the grass-roots supporters that Obama cultivated over a historic two-year presidential bid to an array of other Democrats.

This reverses the trend of the preceding few decades – and by the way, the fact that the process has continued in that direction, even as the economy contracts and average household incomes decline, refutes the whole rationale for the laissez-faire attitude to high incomes.