Sentence examples for directed to go from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, August 15 , 1953P. 17 Boy Scouts on a treasure hunt were directed to go a certain number of feet in a specific direction.

By L. Marshall and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 15 , 1953P. 17 Boy Scouts on a treasure hunt were directed to go a certain number of feet in a specific direction.

The caller calls back again and is directed to go to a certain business with the two numbers.

When I came to work Monday morning, I was immediately directed to go to our Towson showroom where several local TV and radio stations were waiting for interviews.

For the checks in King County, Wash., youths ages 14 to 17 were directed to go into stores and ask to buy cigarettes.

The Times reports that the BBC2 budget will be boosted by £25m and the channel will be directed to go upmarket.

The court heard the Mercedes' satellite navigational system directed him to go to Bristol via Aylesbury.

He'd directed us to go over the hill and ask for el peludo, the hairy guy.

Is it too hard to imagine that the all-too-much militarized police in the United States may be tempted -- or directed -- to go beyond "kettling" and tear gas and employ rubber bullets?

Robert Allbritton directed us to go find someone.

It was he who directed Eddie Adams to go into the streets of Saigon to cover the Tet Offensive.