Teammates bowed in his direction to encourage him.
My brain registered wild hair, scraggly beard, old clothes, shouting at no one in particular, and I took a half-step in another direction to give him a wider berth.
Ronaldo nonchalently set up the first chance of the game by wafting the ball in Hugo Almeida's direction to find him in clear space after five minutes, only for the striker to fail to either accelerate or shoot promptly enough and allow Mats Hummels to come across and block.
Because of his fortunate lack of formal education, his mind works with effortless originality and at surprising speed; he has already thought out enough productions, down to the last details of design, lighting, and direction, to keep him busy for the next decade.
By listening and talking, you can hear your child's concerns, diffuse rumors and share your own feelings in a descriptive way, so that your child is given direction to help him get his arms around his own emotions.
But it's not a stretch to presume that Greenwald, the man who once aimed all of his wordy, caustic vitriol in Williams' general direction, referring to him as possessing "child-like excitement" over gaining access to a source, probably loved every minute of it.
Mr. Schiff hears these pieces in his own way, and the written music contains only minimal interpretive directions to tell him otherwise.
He gave us all specific directions to remember him with laughter and all the good times before and not sorrows.
His measured, hands-off response to the election crisis caused O.J. Semans, Sicangu Lakota head of voting-rights nonprofit, Four Directions, to accuse him of foot-dragging.
Don't go to the same side every time because then your defender will know where you are going, change directions to keep him guessing.
