Sentence examples for directions with which from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the Liverpool No 10 was moving the ball about in directions with which Hector Bellerin was quite unfamiliar.

I am afraid of living in a nation, a great nation, that is moving in directions with which I disagree, but over which I have no control.

The concept of foundation hospitals goes clearly in a direction with which a future Conservative government would be comfortable.

There's a powerful and unconsidered relationship between a father and daughter who are seemingly so different, one that Ade may not be able to get at with the bland methods that she employs, the style-free and unconsidered direction with which she merely pastes her script to the screen.

The ruling class may know "in which direction and with which pilot" they are flying, he says; but the plane is shaking disconcertingly.

"And so the byelection does assume a bigger importance: it's one of the ways in the strange political environment we are in now, that the public can now say that the government is embarking on a direction of travel with which we don't agree.

"We've started out in one direction with Coursera — which is a great company, and it's great working with them — but it's not clear that the current mode of producing courses is where we're going to end up in five years".

"People are really struggling with which direction they want to go," he said, "particularly in the upper Midwest".

"I saw balances moving in the wrong direction, and the speed with which it was happening was staggering".

An adverb of place or direction follows a verb with which it is semantically bound: We arrived home after dark.

Instead, officials had a problem with which direction the kickoff would go in Dallas, then with an incorrect illegal block call in Minnesota.