Sentence examples for directed to take from inspiring English sources

This was proof of the immense amount of inherited variation, and of the ability of inheritance, blended and directed, to take new directions.

When a character is directed to "take a chair," she picks one up and carries it around the stage.

But sometimes a woman who's been directed to take her top off in a movie is just another exploited actress.

In 1903 Butler was directed to take charge of the order's school in Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York.

Nationwide, as at CUNY, fewer than half of students directed to take one or more remedial classes — "developmental education" is the term administrators prefer — complete them.

Some reported that they were ultimately sent back south or directed to take routes that were blocked off or led away from the rally.

By Charles Cooke, Bergman, and James Thurber The New Yorker, October 31 , 1931 P. 11Talk story about the play, "Merchant of Venice" which Miss Maude Adams is now directing to take on a road tour.

It… Talk story about the play, "Merchant of Venice" which Miss Maude Adams is now directing to take on a road tour.

The New Yorker, October 31 , 1931 P. 11Talk story about the play, "Merchant of Venice" which Miss Maude Adams is now directing to take on a road tour.

They should be taken as directed to avoid health complications.

"Government requests directed to tech companies to take down content is de facto state censorship.