Sentence examples for redirect of from inspiring English sources

Carter scored his second a few seconds later on a redirect of a shot by Anze Kopitar, putting Los Angeles ahead by 3-0.

Adding to it, the Kings snatched a little momentum back with Kopitar's short-handed goal, on a redirect of a shot by Doughty after Smith was called for icing.

But the Coalition's budget proposes a serious compromise to artistic independence in this country; budget papers have announced the shocking redirect of more than $100m over four years away from the Australia Council to a "national program for excellence in the arts", administered directly through the office of the arts minister and attorneygeneral, George Brandis.

Because yes, wwwtwitter.com is the greatest redirect of all: It redirects to TechCrunch.

The report says that the social network's growth is mainly attributed to Facebook's increasing support for white-listed embedded video that plays in-stream, allowing for contextual viewing without requiring any redirect of traffic.

The defense is expected to continue their redirect of Arias' testimony when court resumes at 12 30 p.m. Eastern time.

"There was a lot of redirecting of energy negativity," Mrs. Axel said.

We might think of Robert Lowell's influential redirecting of his prodigious talent in "Life Studies" (1959), a book that unintentionally launched a thousand confessional poets.

"That blame game is wrong – and it is dangerous," he suggests, as he berated the redirecting of blame to authorities, rather than the individual.

Unfortunately that's how many have perceived the religious community to be involved, to advocate for privatizing education and the redirecting of funds through vouchers".

On the afternoon of February 4th, Springsteen posted a letter on his Web site, saying he and his team were "furious" with Ticketmaster for the handling of the Izod Center tickets, citing the redirecting of fans to its subsidiary, TicketsNow.