Sentence examples for direct through the from inspiring English sources

"If you are buying a flight only, booking direct through the airline resolves a lot of these problems, even if it costs a bit more," says Andrew Leakey, head of dispute resolution at Stephensons solicitors.

He has a disciplined one-in-a-million high tenor shading into falsetto that he can direct through the stratosphere with a precision that few male singers deploy with any comfort.

Then you could go online and place an order direct through the Interwebs.

Others would voice specific concerns without suggesting solutions, such as a flashlight the user can direct through the camera interface.

Although many of those viewers watched Vevo's clips through YouTube, increasing numbers streamed the videos direct through the Vevo's own mobile apps and website.

Mechanisms of pathogen clearance by platelets may be direct, through the release of various antimicrobial peptides and indirect via the release of platelet-derived mediators that coordinate chemotaxis and activation of immune cells [83, 116 118, 120, 121].

He continued directing through the 90's, and, this year, did "Medea" in Carmel, Calif.

Critically, government support is often directed through the agency of private venture capital funds.

Water is directed through the small mouth into the pharynx by the action of cilia on the gill slits.

King says if Labor is elected, the commission's priorities would be directed through the Council of Australian Governments (Coag).

We have used high-energy femtosecond lasers15,16,17,25,26 directed through the viewing window to induce localized lesions (Fig. 1).