Sentence examples for directly to come from inspiring English sources

"It's time," Pence said, addressing them directly, "to come home".

He should hear them out but also challenge them — directly — to come up with credible ideas that would both expand coverage for tens of millions of uninsured Americans and begin to rein in out-of-control medical costs.

But Uhrig said that Zimmerman had contacted the special prosecutor directly to come in to speak with them, as well.

History records that the net result was for only one of the 21 votes that England did not directly control to come their way.

Now people have an avenue to come directly to the university for information.

"Refugees don't get to come directly to the US," Hurlburt said.

"Obviously, Melo was going to come directly to the ball to get it," Fields said.

In general, he said, government leaders "seemed loath to come directly to me".

As much as the candidates may try to come directly to us, our view is nevertheless dominated by the press.

The wine's dry, almost saline quality seems to come directly from the sea.

But Stephenson's remarks seem to come directly from the Batman school of crime-fighting.