Sentence examples for direction to bring from inspiring English sources
"I think it's a move in a good direction to bring in independent experts," he said.
High pressure became centred near southern England after mid month, however, with winds switching direction to bring much milder south-west to westerly flows.
I think that's a case of him pushing himself in a different direction to bring a certain prestige to a musical role that hadn't been attempted before and it's association with a great film-maker like Fellini.
and even willow ptarmigan (Lagopus lagopus), polar bears appear to make use of vegetative cover and wind direction to bring them as close to their prey as possible before attacking.
"It is a long overdue step in the right direction to bringing the NHS back round to what it was set up to be: a national health service, not an international service".
This is because, when the model detects an overall discrepancy between state and national polls, it adjusts both of them in opposite directions to bring them closer to one another.
Turner's direction manages to bring out some of the play's subtler beats and moments — a level of quiet that the glamorous women who starred in the 1986 film version (Diane Keaton, Sissy Spacek, and Jessica Lange) trampled over in their ambition to look good while playing kooky.
The California Shakespeare Theater's new production takes a streamlined approach to the piece by stripping the cast down to seven actors, trimming some of the text and, under Shana Cooper's inspired direction, trying to bring the impetuousness of the two lovers front and center.
At her urging, the British publisher Victor Gollancz released the stories and the novella in one volume, and the response encouraged New Directions Press to bring out the Gollancz volume in America as "Color of Darkness" in 1957.
This partnership was a step in the right direction to help bring awareness.
But change in any direction is likely to bring instability in a country that has been held together by force, he said.
