Sentence examples for direction not only from inspiring English sources

David was very easy to direct – he was grateful for every direction, not only in Pierrot but years later in the Ziggy Stardust stage show at the Rainbow theatre.

"The whole industry is moving in this direction, not only Pelliconi but also our competitors".

Small changes in wind direction not only lead to significantly different speed-up ratios, but also influence the location of the vortices and the level of turbulence.

Not only have we all made these horrifying mistakes, the above tips and advice give you clear direction, not only for your essays, but for CVs too.

In the event, the nine plays, written by Coward in 1935-6 and jointly presented by the Nuffield and English Touring Theatre under Blanche McIntyre's direction, not only prove unexpectedly nourishing, but also reveal a lot about the author himself.

Then in 2003, with The Elephant Vanishes, he took the company in another new direction, not only physically to Japan to work with the Setagaya Public Theatre of Tokyo, but also into the relatively uncharted technological waters of multimedia.

The experiment results illustrated that, in the so-called re-entrance spaces, the pollutant can spread in both vertical directions, not only in the upward direction that was found under buoyancy effect, but also in the downward direction.

The government is acquitted of any liability in respect to the claim for rent, for its officers have acted in conformity with the directions, not only of the original claimant, but of his assignee, Shepherd, and of Shepherd's trustees.

Meanwhile, this dramatic discovery of the MRI "tennis" technique suggests future directions not only for diagnostic testing, but also for hi-tech communication solutions for people seriously incapacitated by brain injury.

The panel, headed by the Tate director, Sir Nicholas Serota, declared itself impressed by his ability to create striking images from everyday subjects, and said he was taking photography in new directions, not only in technique but also in presentation.

"A figure like Angus MacLise is someone who shows that there are all these other directions not only that one could have gone, but in fact people did go".