Sentence examples for redirecting of from inspiring English sources

"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.

Yet while he and government ministers appealed for solidarity, opposition members of Congress seeking concessions were blocking the proposed budget, possibly slowing the redirecting of credits from the Inter-American Development Bank that were to be used for rebuilding.

The idea of redirecting some of the remaining avalanche funds isn't new.

So, it is clear that the jury is still out, but we also had some work to do in terms of redirecting some of the efforts".

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.

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