Sentence examples for direction sir from inspiring English sources

Head in this direction, sir, even if it takes you over a cliff.

"All around the world, people are moving in the same direction," Sir David has said.

For a party desperately in need of decisive leadership and clear direction, Sir Menzies is not quite the reassuring choice he is cracked up to be.

A vigorous elbow could send it menacingly in the direction of Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Anthony Hopkins.

In its last season under the direction of Sir Anthony Dowell, Britain's Royal Ballet will present Sir Frederick Ashton's enchanting "Fille Mal Gardée," which tells the story of a cheerfully wayward young woman, a handsome peasant who loves her and a poor little rich boy to whom she is engaged.

CRANES interrupt London's skyline in every direction: even Sir Christopher Wren, architect of St Paul's Cathedral, must cede the view to Sir Robert McAlpine, the construction company, whose 12 cranes flank Wren's masterpiece.

The western towers of Westminster Abbey, London, completed c. 1745 under the direction of Sir Nicholas Hawksmoor.

The site was excavated between 1928 and 1930 by British archaeologists in Egypt under the direction of Sir Flinders Petrie, who identified the site as Beth-pelet.

But to his credit Mr. Maw provides rich, challenging roles for the cast, and under the assured direction of Sir Trevor, these singers inhabit them.

It was altered and given its grand Georgian style during the ownership of Thomas Pitt, the first Lord Camelford, and under the direction of Sir John Soane, called the most eminent architect of his day.

The Association was clearly aimed at Mary, whom government spies, under the direction of Sir Francis Walsingham, had by this time discovered to be thoroughly implicated in plots against the queen's life.