Sentence examples for directing around from inspiring English sources

Cruz has deepened his ties to the little-known data analytics firm, Cambridge Analytica, directing around 20% of overall spending during the reporting period to the data scientists embedded at Cruz's campaign headquarters in Houston.

Nor does he just direct the principals; he directs around the edges with no one left out.

Previously scientists saw the universe as dominated by starlight, yet Rubin changed this to a view directed around "nonluminous mass".

Entering the rally, before a crowd of about 60 people, she directed around 15 young children towards a makeshift stage.

Jump out again, then press the "crouch" button and you hit the ground in a power slide, which can be directed around corners.

In the 80s and 90s such investments were directed around IT – leading to what became decades of growth related to the internet revolution.

Cairo's traffic is being re-directed around its barricaded hub in Tahrir Square, where lots of protesters remain, slowed down by many checkpoints, but this is a city long-used to traffic jams.

Local playwright Olivier Choinière held one of his occasional déambulatoires théâtrals – a kind of promenade theatre where the audience is directed around a public space while listening to an audio play on an MP3 player.

At its heart, fMRI is a medical imaging technique that allows scientists to look at where oxygenated blood is being directed around the brain – if a brain area is being used for a particular task, it will need more oxygen.

Mr. Haney directed "Around the World" last spring at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park (where he is associate artistic director) and at the Irish Repertory Theater in New York last summer.

At Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center in Patchogue, new construction -- including expansion of its ambulatory services, a new building for emergency services, and the addition of a radiation-oncology center -- is mainly directed around outpatient care, said Thomas Ockers, president and chief executive.