Sentence examples for directed to move from inspiring English sources

People had been directed to move to the temples.

The soloist is directed to move about the venue, and, at the end, a number of violinists join him.

Many of McClellan's units were given to a new Federal army commander, John Pope, who was directed to move overland against Richmond.

With one exception, Navy commands that remained were directed to move out of leased space in privately owned buildings and onto military bases.

If for all, it implies that the required performance level can not be achieved within the desired delay constraint even if all mobile nodes are directed to move.

They are directed to move and interact in response to simple rules (drink when thirsty, for example) but with an element of chance injected.

The steam is then directed to the moving passages or buckets where the kinetic energy is extracted.

At the time, Freedberg's findings could not be confirmed, so his boss directed him to move on to another project.

A lexicon of cues, such as "draw the abdomen in," directed students to move their bodies in ways not necessarily instinctive but that primed the body to work the proper muscles.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 4, 2011 "I have directed prosecutors to move to dismiss the indictment that was handed down under seal in the Southern District of New York in December of 2009 and a judge has granted that motion," Eric Holder said today.

"I have directed prosecutors to move to dismiss the indictment that was handed down under seal in the Southern District of New York in December of 2009 and a judge has granted that motion," Eric Holder said today.