Sentence examples for direct coming from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the road was relatively direct, coming down from Altamont Pass onto Grant Line Road, following Byron Highway into Tracy, and leaving east and northeasterly on 11th Street to the San Joaquin River at the Mossdale Crossing.

First Direct came out cheapest in both cases, with an actual cost of £4.27 and £38.45 respectively.

A Guardian investigation into sportswear chain Sports Direct came up with evidence that thousands of workers were effectively being paid below the national minimum wage.

Flagstar Direct and HSBC Direct came out on top, with each offering interest rates of around 1.5%, according to Bankrate.com.com

Cooper's first opportunity to direct came in the 1930s when he was part of the acting troupe on the children's radio show "Rainbow House".

Q: Is there more directing coming -- at Sundance 2009 you premiered your strange rock/religious fable Sympathy for Delicious which won the Special Jury Prize for Dramatic work.

In directing "Come and See," Mr. Klimov drew on his own childhood.

It is as if Mr. O'Brien's cue for directing comes directly from the economy of Shakespeare's structure.

Stewart directed Come Swim, a short film about a man's day told through both impressionism and realism.

How did the directing come about?

Spectre's bravura Mexico City sequence is surely a direct come-on to that country.