Sentence examples for from one direction to another from inspiring English sources

Road vehicle handling tends to go one of two ways: wholly unresponsive to the extent where it's quicker to crawl, or so wildly sensitive that you're quickly lurching from one direction to another like a drunk on the dodgems.

The commercial ends with a delivery truck spinning from one direction to another, not knowing where to take Lofton's things.

The dilatometric behaviour of NCM varies from one direction to another.

It has been demonstrated that the strong asymmetric propagation properties of the proposed photonic crystal structure enables the switching of incident light from one direction to another.

The thermal expansion coefficient of the nanocomposite changes from one direction to another, and the relative elongation ΔL/L measurements along the radial and the axial directions confirm the anisotropic nature of fluoroplastic material containing 20 wt.% of multi-walled nanotubes (MNTC).

Schiff further notes "All this derangement produces a hallucinatory effect as the sound washes from one direction to another in changing combinations of timbres".

At the time, they were being installed to prevent head on collisions by cars crossing from one direction to the opposite direction.

Africa Stop Ebola is a radical departure from Band Aid, whose tactic has been to scramble together the biggest pop stars in the world – from One Direction to Bono – and encourage the western public to dig deep with emotive lyrics.

The spotlight may have shifted from One Direction to former-member Zayn Malik in recent weeks, but that hasn't stopped fans of the pop megaband from sending their surprise new single to the top of the UK single charts.

A lot of British acts have been doing well in the U.S. recently, and they run across genres, from One Direction to Mumford and Sons, Ed Sheeran to Emilie Sandé.

The NZ is thus seen as play in the SMS when moving from one direction to the other, which is essentially different from the original definition as the zone of minimal stiffness[ 2].