"The article never makes a direct link between that and the prisoner swap.
Its successor makes a direct collision with the missile it is intercepting, using its own momentum to obliterate it.
Jo Walters, who started running the clothes swapping group Mrs Bears in 2010, makes a direct connection.
It's not every day that the leader of the Conservative party makes a direct appeal to readers of the Guardian.
The killer, swathed in black, then makes a statement in which he makes a direct reference to the British government's aid to Kurdish fighters.
She makes a direct pitch to women, some of her most die-hard supporters, in her quest to break the highest and hardest of glass ceilings.
He has a great speech and enormous discipline, and he makes a direct and genuinely emotional connection with people of all backgrounds.
The single will be available for free to anyone who makes a direct contribution to the Sanders campaign, with the label suggesting fans donate $27£1919).
The result, a gauzy first-person account of why she wrote a book exploring her search for spiritual identity, makes a direct appeal.
In the statement, King refers to his own money losses in Rangers and makes a direct allegation of "non-disclosure" against Murray.
Apart from the Seventh Letter, Plato never makes a direct reference to Archytas.
