Sentence examples for direction moving from inspiring English sources

Lizards were moving in the same direction, moving very quickly.

Graham works in the opposite direction, moving down a steep slope from abstraction to concrete experience.

Since the Massachusetts vote, however, Obama seems to be pushing back in the other direction, moving to reclaim his reformist appeal.

"It's been a really useful exercise this weekend... now we've got an awful lot of information through three days of running to settle on a direction moving forward".

Publishers have come at the so-called mag-a-log from the other direction, moving their magazines in the direction of catalogs.

"The discussions are going in the right direction, moving away from a government-run plan," said Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska, a centrist Democrat participating in the talks.

Mainstream history has gone in the opposite direction, moving away from the cool objectivity of the first scholarly studies of Nazism in the 1960s and 70s by historians such as Martin Broszat towards the morally driven works of writers such as Saul Friedländer, as the Nazi extermination of the Jews has been subsumed under the label of the "Holocaust".

Jack has a variety of ambitions but little in the way of direction; moving to New York after graduating, he falls into a bohemian apartment-share with two girls, one of whom is rather more erotically obliging than his student girlfriend, and into journalism – "at least that sounded kind of cool".