Sentence examples for direction come from inspiring English sources

Where does this apparent sense of direction come from?

Signs that the economy is indeed heading in the right direction come from the latest New York state manufacturing survey.

West Virginia lies in the latitude zone of the westerly winds, so most storm tracks, fronts, and wind direction come from the northwest, west, or southwest.

Directing for television, Gary Halverson keeps the camera moving without calling attention to itself while letting Mr. Willis's theater direction come through.

Very happily indeed, Randy Skinner's choreography and Greg Ganakas' direction, come off as truly collaborative, bringing to stage life the Cohan credo: "speed, lights, music".

"To help keep London moving in the right direction, come join a great group of Boris Backers as we ring voters to share Boris's record and listen to their priorities for the capital.

That direction came last week.

In 2012 the direction came from the top.

The power comes from the downswing, but the direction comes from contact with the puck.

Llodra's first comments in Barlow's direction came in French.

The final impetus in this direction came from an interest in foreign missions.