Sentence examples for on a direction from inspiring English sources

A cute kid called Dylan, in Westminster because his parents are taking part in a nationwide pubs event, is invited to lay a whole handprint ("I let him because he represents the future," says Robinson, who seems relaxed about the project taking on a direction of its own). Later, while she's temporarily away from the stall, someone stamps one of the small ink blocks on the artwork.

Each statement is in an "If This, Then That" format so that you can easily decide on a direction and action that will be taken.

Shape it as best you can, but know that in most cases some element of your communication network will always be taking on a direction of its own, including ones you didn't anticipate or possibly may not like.

"Most animation relies solely on a direction and what's being created," she said.

But the government has been rudderless, officials said, and unable to settle on a direction.

The kid hadn't charged them a cent, and they now sat at an intersection, trying to decide on a direction.

Her research took on a new direction and a new urgency.

In 2010, he released Recovery, originally supposed to be Relapse 2 before the songs took on a new direction.

Half of the subjects practiced extensively on a direction-discrimination task while the other half practiced extensively on a speed-discrimination task.

"We want to change things here and move on in a direction.

After Hoggart left, it took on a neo-Marxist direction.