Sentence examples for directed the course from inspiring English sources

Throughout history it has been the voices that joined together creating action that directed the course of our nation.

Throughout the early years of the Cultural Revolution, the CRG acted as a body that directed the course the movement should take.

Not long after 1600 Wright was appointed as surveyor to the New River project, which successfully directed the course of a new man-made channel to bring clean water from Ware, Hertfordshire, to Islington, London.

Nonetheless, early in the first decade of the 17th century, he was appointed by Sir Hugh Myddelton as surveyor to the New River project, which successfully directed the course of a new man-made channel to bring clean water from Chadwell Spring at Ware, Hertfordshire, to Islington, London.

The results of this critical finding directed the course of action of treatment.

"YC somewhat gets to direct the course of technology," he said.

He quoted from "The Prophet" by Khalil Gibran: "Think not you can direct the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course".

Amalgamated could remain in the case as a named plaintiff, but the Regents, with lead status, would be able to direct the course of the litigation.

The Outer Space Treaty was written before humans landed on the Moon, as Cold War tensions mounted, and so is poorly equipped to direct the course of space exploration.

Infamously, Adolf Hitler attempted to direct the course of world history from a bunker set in the gardens of the old Reich Chancellery in Berlin.

Critics of auctions argue that they compromise a lead plaintiff's ability to direct the course of litigation, because the court assumes responsibility for choosing lawyers.