Sentence examples for going to redirect from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to redirect any energy away from New York".

For now, I'm going to redirect all traffic from pauldowns.com into my conference table site, shut down the old site, and then contemplate my next move at a leisurely pace.

TC: More precisely, how are you going to redirect France's savings and create French pension funds?

(Welcome to America, Tesla) So as it stands now, the company is going to redirect a $450 million government loan that was originally going to help build the facility into the general budget which will help with the Roadster development.

Microsoft is going to redirect visitors of Bing.com/maps to a specific Bing Maps UK service now instead of opening Multimap.com, and visitors of the latter site will get asked to switch to the newly launched site as well in the next couple of weeks.

Visibly exasperated at the thought, she continued, "Major institutions are going to have to redirect the ways in which they are dealing with us".

According to witnesses, the charter customer, upon learning that the flight might have to be diverted to an alternate airport due to the night landing restriction, had his business assistant call Avjet management, to "let them know that the airplane was not going to be redirected".

"But in terms of interruption research, if you're working on something and then a message pops up, your attention is going to be redirected to that message and your train of thought is going to shift... Gchat is just an example of a million different types of interruptions that could affect you".

Experts can offer their time for free, or charge and either take in the profits themselves (with a cut going to Clarity) or redirect them in their entirety to a charity of their choosing.

DG: [laughs] Well, Travis is the primary writer on that one, so I'm not going to try and redirect the meaning of that song.

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