Sentence examples for direction said that from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for One Direction said that while Payne's illness was not serious, he was unable to perform and told fans to hold onto their tickets until a statement is released on Thursday morning.

Mr. Galinski, who said that he traveled to Las Vegas at Dr. Tassone's direction, said that a large rebuilding effort was being planned in the district and that his attendance at the conference was meant to improve his understanding of educational programs as building plans were drawn up.

No matter what the directions say, that isn't the case.

And then there were people coming from the other direction, saying that they were running away from attackers.

Yet in the same interview, Mr. Peres warned about Israel's direction, saying that without peace with the Palestinians, its economic prowess and future would be imperiled.

Then, last Thursday, Tillerson seemed to shift direction, saying that "it would seem there would be no role" for Assad in Syria's political future.

In an interview, President Shimon Peres praised the strength of the military for the nation's creation and survival, but also "warned about Israel's direction, saying that without peace with the Palestinians, its economic prowess and future would be imperiled".

In an annual assessment of the American economy, the I.M.F. did not reach a conclusion about its direction, saying that the outlook was uncertain and depended on several factors.

The shadow Minister for Care and Older People will come under pressure to run from Blairites who want to see a change of direction, saying that Ed Miliband's attempt to move "beyond New Labour" meant vacating the political centre ground to the Conservatives.

Supporters have hailed this move as a step in the right direction, saying that legalizing the undocumented upholds the American ideal of upward mobility.

On Wednesday, Trump publicly dangled a pardon in Manafort's direction, saying that while he'd never directly discussed clemency with Manafort, it's "not off the table".