Sentence examples for directing them on from inspiring English sources

In "This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen", Borowski's narrator Tadek describes a day working on the ramp, unloading transports of Jews and directing them on to trucks that take them to the nearby gas chambers.

Rosenzweig sends his readers out of the "Gate" at the end of the Star back "into life," directing them to take on the redemptive task of unifying the "All" which the book itself describes.

Before the jury retired, Dr Burton had directed them on the three possible verdicts they could return, one of which would be open.

Your spy reports in from the field on your watch via notifications, and you direct them on missions.

Cyclists regularly ride on paths and, indeed, police will even direct them on to walkways if they see them on roads.

The coach/director of cricket is responsible for preparing the players for the game but it is the captain's role to manage and direct them on the field.

Sightseeing Visitors to Hanover are greeted outside the main train station by the Rote Faden, a red line that directs them on a roughly two-hour walking tour of the old city.

He had scrupulously enjoined the jurors to disregard anything he said if they did not agree with it, since he was there merely to direct them on the law.

The destinies of both teams began to change last season, after the Clippers managed to acquire the formidable Chris Paul to direct them on the court only six days after the league rejected a deal that would have sent him to the Lakers.

Health care professionals could benefit from knowing what patients perceive as barriers to HIV testing, as this knowledge could direct them on how to more actively initiate and encourage testing among patients.

Yet tech giants are buying up companies and directing them to focus on R&D, rather than building AI applications for specific, non-tech industry problems that can have an impact today.