Sentence examples for direction for the coming from inspiring English sources

Inaugural Addresses are, by their definition, important and defining occasions, when Presidents set the tone and direction for the coming four years.

Ford showed the Vertrek concept at the Detroit auto show in January, which is widely believed to dictate the styling direction for the coming replacement of the Escape compact S.U.V. (Car & Driver) Though supercar manufacturers tend not to traffic in new-product blitzes, Ferrari is reportedly planning to produce four models over the next two years.

This year it is especially vital, since in the autumn Mr Xi's year-old regime is expected to set out its stall at a meeting of the party's central committee and signal China's direction for the coming decade.The stridency of the tirades in the press suggests not all is sweetness among the leaders.

The exercise is simple: I simply ask Creative Intelligence to bring forward some word that best illustrates the direction for the coming 12 months.

The blueprint for NASA's direction for the coming years, passed by Congress last year and signed by President Obama, calls on the agency to develop just that rocket.

A top Communist Party official, Ivan Melnikov, told the newspaper Vzglyad that Mr. Volodin's selection signaled a shift in the direction of "a more harsh model for the coming political battle".

"There is a real opportunity for some visionary directions for the institution in the coming decades".

After Drake still could not settle on the direction for the track, Songz came up with the his hook.

This being a positive thing for One Direction for the past three years, it came as a huge surprise when Liam Payne, the "responsible one," took to the Twittersphere to show his appreciation for the television show "Duck Dynasty".

The CPG intends to provide a framework and political direction for NATO's continuing transformation in the coming 10 to 15 years.

That will end once Darwinism weeds out the losers from the winners, but the effects will be costly in every direction for years to come.