Sentence examples for directed to take up from inspiring English sources
On 16 March eight British, Dutch and Norwegian submarines were directed to take up positions off the Norwegian coast after decrypted German radio messages indicated that Tirpitz may have been preparing to depart Kaafjord for Germany to complete her repairs.
They have directed their proxies in Hezbollah to take up arms in the civil war.
"I'm involved in a little bit of directing and I want to take up clay shooting professionally".
Reclusive film-maker Terrence Malick looks set to take up directing duties on an epic biopic of Che Guevara.
Signing on to Miracle on the Hudson means Eastwood is now unlikely to take up his option to direct Jonah Hill in the story of heroic security guard Richard Jewell, as announced in April.
Do you think you will help the people more by adding yourself to the crowded city than you would by tilling your own soil?" (TYH 192) Addams was humbled by the remarks and on her return to Hull House was determined to take up more direct labor by working in the new Hull House bakery.
Therefore, occupational changes at labour market entrance will direct young IVET graduates into the peripheral segment where no specific certificate is required to take up employment.
"This is about political power," Karen said, "I would urge anyone in this country at the moment who wants to change or resist anything to take up direct action".
She resisted the temptation immediately to forge ahead with directing and took up a post teaching film theory in Los Angeles.
Union troopers directed by their officers took up hasty defensive positions on this slight ridge.
