Sentence examples similar to mapping out a future direction from inspiring English sources

It's hard to work out from its contents whether in a few albums' time its author will be back to churning out neon-hued anthems or embedded even deeper into the musical leftfield, because its contents are neither the kind of unqualified success that confidently maps out a future direction or the kind of unmitigated disaster that requires her to beat a hasty retreat.

He wanted to map out a future for National Journal itself.

Bradley wanted to map out a future for Turpin at National Journal.

They met through mutual friends 11 years ago and before long were mapping out a shared future, voices united.

Taken on its own merits, however, the opera is musically superior to Nixon and is considered to have mapped out a new direction for the future of minimalism.

This is a future direction to follow.

It may be that, as a pro-European, Blair feels compelled to map out a new direction after the European election.

"It might be that the Sochi logo design, in its simplicity, has mapped out a new direction and thought process for Olympic logos," Guo said.

And if it does map out a potential future for humanity, at least we have time on our hands.

"It is hard to map out a player's future," explains Liverpool Under-21 coach Michael Beale.

Their collaboration ended after less than a year when they fell out over the future direction of Dianetics.