Sentence examples for directed behind from inspiring English sources

For disabled people, it's not that surprising; many meet it most days even if much is directed behind their backs.

First Bacary Sagna's low cross was directed behind Giroud, but the France striker adjusted his body and back-heeled past Boruc.

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Interestingly, while the ravens quickly ceased responding to the model's repeated gaze cues into distant space, they did not habituate to repeated gaze cues directed behind a barrier.

Bhushan Korgaonkar, who co-directed "Behind the Adorned Veil," a documentary from 2008 on the dance, says that lavani's primary audience is working-class men, both single and married.

At Mr. Fiennes's insistence Mr. Colgan agreed to direct him in it, on the understanding that he was "not a real stage director but an artistic director who only directs behind a pillar when no one is looking".

By this point, with a decade of directing behind him, Fuller had developed a visual style to match his hard-pounding prose: in a famous shot in "Crimson Kimono," a police detective (Glenn Corbett) aims a karate kick right in the viewer's face.

He also produced and directed "Left Behind," a documentary about AIDS orphans in Kenya, which was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in 2003.

One problem your correspondent foresees, however, is that a car's metal body could shield the engine's vulnerable electronics—especially if the beam were to be directed from behind, as would be the case in a car chase.

A ruler, the regent told him, should be like a shepherd: "He stays behind the flock, letting the most nimble go on ahead, whereupon the others follow, not realizing that all along they are being directed from behind".

In general, he prefers to direct from behind rather than seize the wheel.