Sentence examples for in that direction when from inspiring English sources

IBM's Generation-Open project moved in that direction when it pushed increased responsibility onto its coders.

"I wrote that last line first, so people wouldn't go in that direction when they see the outcome," says Nuriddin from his home outside Atlanta, Georgia.

At the beginning of this century, sentiments swung further in that direction when Max Planck found that even light was emitted in packets.

It had made a foray in that direction when, in 1970, it acquired Ottaway Newspapers, which consisted of nine small dailies and three Sunday papers.

His aim was to join the elite special forces, and he took a first step in that direction when he signed up with the army reserves.

Grace took a big step in that direction when he finished tied for 25th at the Memorial this month in his PGA Tour debut.

The answer there is, unfortunately, a kind of wishy-washy "yes and no". That is, you can take that kind of view, and some physicists have gone in that direction when I blogged about this several years ago, Ted Chiang left a comment with an interesting quote from Max Planck that points in that metaphysical direction.

Intentionally or not, your column tips in that same direction when you muse about trying to suppress "my own feelings about what is happening in Israel and Palestine" (emphasis added).

Maccabi took a step in that direction last month when they signed Predrag Rajkovic from Red Star Belgrade.

"I see people moving in that direction, especially when 'smart' means 'green,' " said Kathleen Clifford, a Realtor in my Northern California town.

But the station is changing, moving in that direction, and when the right number of people are out there, with the right amount of experience, it will happen.