Sentence examples for directing them in from inspiring English sources

We warned all test subjects not to be confused by sounds directing them in a potentially unsafe direction by mentioning the dangers beforehand.

"This happened without me directing them in a particular way," she explained.

Tornadoes, too, have political and monetary impacts, but more than many other natural phenomena they invite us, in their unpredictability and fierceness, to contemplate the possibility of a hidden hand directing them in their path.

At the height of the Vietnam War, my father offered to help President Lyndon B. Johnson and the North Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh feel the pressures each was under by directing them in a psychodrama.

He told the jury he was directing them "in clear terms" that Duckenfield's explanation had "no significance in the case at all and you should put it out of your mind".

By all other important measures, though — from transporting troops, directing them in battle and coordinating fire support to arranging modern communications, logistics, aviation and medical support — the mission in Marja has been a Marine operation conducted in the presence of fledgling Afghan Army units, whose officers and soldiers follow behind the Americans and do what they are told.

But they said Mr. Trump had directed them in a National Security Council meeting last week to aggressively confront the threats.

Briefly the brothers had a film career together, when Michael Winner directed them in The Cool Mikado (1963).

Here is Rex Harrison fighting bitterly with Julie Andrews as Hart tries to direct them in "My Fair Lady".

But after receiving treatment he refused to be evacuated and rejoined his unit to direct them in the ensuing battle.

Or at least be able to direct them in a way that isn't met with something unintelligible about the failings of html5 or Django frameworks.