Sentence examples for go direct with from inspiring English sources

A highly wired administration could go direct with both its base and its database in times of crisis or need.

In the meantime, only one major player in the watch space has been bold enough to go direct with its timepieces.

He is a new kind of leaker of the wired age: an immediately visible one with a voice and the means to go direct with the public.

A scabrous and successful champion of the everyman, Louis C. K. decided last week to go direct with his fans: no cable special, no middleman, just a simple download for $5 on his Web site to see his comedy show "Louis C. K.: Live at the Beacon Theater".

Q: You've been analogized to Louis C.K., who went direct with his audience on his last comedy special, a Kickstarter campaign that enrolls interested parties for funding, and also The New York Times, which has a meter.

"My insurer, the AA, put me in touch with Claimfast, saying if I went direct with the insurance company I might lose my no-claims bonus," says Ashdown, from Crowborough in East Sussex.

Having watched a comfortable lead evaporate again, Leinster's pack went direct with a maul that drove deep into the heart of the Ospreys' defence.

She learned that by going direct with life, life becomes simple and beautiful.

By going direct with the same practice that everybody else makes to direct consumers, we could knock $500 off the price [of paddleboards] and still be a very profitable company".

The set designer, Charlie Corcoran, crams a serviceable reproduction of a 1940s English sitting room into the tiny playing space, but John Going directs with a lack of invention that is fatal to this type of talkathon.

The company believes it is the first UK indie to go direct to consumers with a TV service, which will launch in the UK this week and in the US within the next month.