Sentence examples for safe directions from inspiring English sources

In that spirit, I'll be reveling in New England's delightfully ludicrous End Zone Militia, a group of fans/re-enactors who celebrate touchdowns, etc. by discharging their muskets in what are hopefully safe directions.

Because the pointier aspects tend to get sanded down, it's not unusual for the TV-making process -- especially in the early stages of a show's life -- to steer projects into more recognizable, predictable and safe directions.

But he praised Mr. Barr for being careful "to always keep the weapon pointed in a safe direction".

Even so, "as a standard protocol, he pointed it in a safe direction at a concrete wall," the commission said.

The most advanced systems use electronic power steering to push the steering wheel slightly in the safe direction that would keep the car in its lane, an interaction called haptic feedback.

The group's Web site emphasizes the importance of gun safety and training, listing three basic gun safety rules: 1. "Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction".

The stalks flailed and broke and dust and chaff flew up, and then, ahead, she saw the little girl running down the rows, lost in the maze, unable to search out a safe direction.

"We just take them to a part of the airport where they can keep traveling west, but in a safe direction," said Allen Gosser, assistant state director for New York wildlife service for the department.

There are four basic rules of gun safety: Treat all guns as loaded; never point a gun at something you are unwilling to destroy (or always point your weapon in a safe direction); keep your finger off the trigger (and out of the trigger guard) until you are ready to shoot; and be aware of your target and what lies beyond.

As such, organic materials offer a unique opportunity to guide electronics industry towards an environmentally safe direction.

Additionally, NRA: Practice Range offers a litany of insightful gun safety tips, such as this gem: "Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction".