Sentence examples for getting direction from from inspiring English sources

"The Treasury market is getting direction from stocks," whose gain reflects evidence that an economic slowdown might not be as pronounced as expected, said Michael Mullaney, who invests $1.6 billion for Boston Partners Asset Management.

TC: As an actor, getting direction from Bryan, he gave great notes on behavior and we were just tracking.

A lot of learning involves getting direction from people who know more about a topic than you.

Just as you would do for a shove it, use your back foot to pop the board straight down, shoving a little so the board rotates as it would in a shove it, getting direction from the topside of the tail.

While getting directions from MapQuest, you can get information about a handful of such establishments.

After getting directions from a police officer, she made it to the Newport Mall -- in about an hour altogether.

SAN FRANCISCO — They don't know it, but people who use Google's online maps may be getting directions from Richard Hintz.

The idea of Glass seems to be that rather than us shaping the tool – pulling out a camera (phone) to take a picture or video, or doing a search or sending a text when we need to – the tool tries to shape us, reminding us that we should be Googling at all times, taking part in Google Hangouts, getting directions from Google Maps.

In an interview, geographer Jim Thatcher notes that the scariest part of getting directions from a faceless corporation is what bias that corporation can inject into your walk.

Apple has a new patent that could result in interesting use cases, including getting directions from a robot scouting ahead, or live route information from your local friend while visiting an unfamiliar city.

For details, the patent covers the concept of bringing up an address on your phone, holding a button activating the GPS for where you are and getting directions from where you are to where you want to be.