Sentence examples for direct into from inspiring English sources
"direct into" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to indicate a transition that is sudden or abrupt. For example: "He slammed his fist directly into the wall."
Frozen pea pods can be thrown direct into stir-fries and stews.
I can sow direct into that.
Then the cashback site sends your cut, direct into your nominated bank or PayPal account.
The choice of present tense takes us direct into the scene at Straidkilly.
And then the splashdown, direct into the quaintness of Victoria harbour, boats asleep on calm tides.
For salaries paid direct into bank accounts, the CPMF was impossible to avoid.
If you received £200,000 direct into your bank account, you would pay just over £78,000 in income tax.
Sow direct into the ground, then thin, or transplant, and it will give you a crop next spring.
She opened a box of trinkets she hadn't seen since she was six; the scene was airlifted direct into Joy.
Enquirers were told that they must pay immediately, direct into a bank account rather than by credit or debit card.
"I've been getting direct into main draws and finding I couldn't compete against the guys," he said.
