Sentence examples for direct bringing from inspiring English sources

The first masterstroke was in hiring Kenneth Branagh to direct, bringing all his Shakespeare-honed sensibilities to bear and lending this story of gods & men and fathers & sons immediate credibility beyond the four-color crowd.

While Facebook split off chat from its main app a few years ago and forced people to download Messenger, Direct brings private communication back to the main app.

Try not to be so direct; bring it up over dinner or in the car.

That happened in October, and the Hammonds surrendered themselves on Monday as they were directed, bringing their personal battle with the federal government to an end. .

Brian Large's video directing brings you intimately close to these riveting portrayals.

The transsexuals, who are receiving training as AIDS counselors at the National Center for Sexual Education, which Ms. Castro directs, brought up sexual liaisons some of them had had with soldiers.

Jonathan Kent, who directs, brings energy and pace to a play that can seem a classroom slog, getting good supporting performances from Linus Roache, a Bolingbroke with the resolution and the sureness of political touch that Mr. Fiennes's Richard lacks, and Oliver Ford Davies as a Duke of York less torn than dismembered by his conflicting loyalties.

The study published in the current issue of Arthritis Research and Therapy identifying the antigen against which the RA associated anti-Sa antibodies are directed brings us closer to this understanding [ 1].

What sets this system apart from the company's current offerings, however, is that direct integration, bringing the display directly into the sports equipment itself.

Given the current energy crises, recent efforts have been directed at bringing energy efficiency and environmental awareness across the board into architectural education in Egypt.

-At least 50 percent of the total foreign direct investment brought in should be made in "'back-end infrastructure," which does not include building stores or any land costs.