Sentence examples for directed the public from inspiring English sources

Fearing that inhalation of the resulting ceramic dust would prove harmful, however, the Tate (with the artist's support) subsequently closed direct access to the gallery and directed the public to view the work from a walkway above.

But having, in the past several years, directed the public toward heightened anxiety about campus sexual assault, the federal government now says that to carry that discomfort into bathrooms is illegitimate because it is discrimination.

As I reported a couple of weeks ago, ministers have pulled the plug on both the National Mediation Helpline and the ADRNow website, both of which directed the public towards the possibility of out of court settlement.

Heroin chic is an obvious example, which directed the public's gaze to the protruding ribs of its fashion icons.

Mr. Wolfe may have a little pull in this arena: he was the original director of "Angels" on Broadway and is friends with Mr. Nichols, who directed the Public's production of "The Seagull" this summer.

Sam Gold, who directed the Public Theater production, will also direct the show on Broadway, leading the Off-Broadway production team (including Zinn, Mefford and Stanton).

It was not staged to direct the public's rage at an abstract bogeyman.

Any websites or video clips that companies might want to direct the public to in an emergency, for example, could be prepared in advance.

Signs can direct the public in an emergency, but the rest of the time they can show match information, player statistics or even special offers.

He held academic teaching appointments in economics at Lancaster and Southampton universities before moving to direct the public sector economics research centre at Leicester University in 1974.

The bus drivers ordered 1950 placards - 1000 abusing the N. Y. C. Omnibus Corporation, 500 reproaching the Fifth Avenue Coach Company, 200 bearing pep slogans, and 150 directing the public to the nearest subway.