Sentence examples for speakers directed at from inspiring English sources

With the help of outside donors, he's installed a zoo-wide security system with dozens of cameras and audio speakers directed at the enclosures with recorded messages reminding guests not to feed or tease the animals (a problem in the past here).

Sure, there were a couple potshots that Speaker Boehner directed at President Obama and his anti-ISIL strategy along the way, like whether the policy would actually accomplish the goal that it sets out to achieve ("degrade and destroy ISIL").

Romney, like other Republicans, has struggled with Latino voters, but is attempting to close that gap by increasing outreach and advertising directed at Spanish speakers, including a Spanish-language ad released on Wednesday.

In France, Julie Suk asserts, criminalizing Holocaust denial is not negatively directed at hate-speakers, but positively directed at publicly establishing the moral legitimacy of the state.

In addition to speaking to the broader public, those close to the speaker said his remarks were directed at Republicans, and in particular at his Republican members in the House.

Sometimes his gaze seemed not directed at the speaker but somewhere in the wood-paneled distance — as though the repeated suggestions that he resign might not be such a bad idea.

Despite numerous references to employees, colleagues and civic officials, it seemed most pointedly directed at the speaker who followed him Hotel union leader Peter Ward. Ward had deployed his forces early on in the Plaza's redevelopment scheme, pushing Tchuva's company, Elad Properties, to maintain more rooms and jobs than they had originally planned for the hotel.

One said, "Hey Giff/Get the lead out," directed at the Council speaker, Gifford Miller, who only last week scheduled a hearing on the new measure even though it had been introduced in March 2002.

The sound came from the pit and was also directed at the audience from speakers in parts of the house.

On the other hand, the element directed at the opposite direction (denoted with opp superscript) will not perceive the direct-path signal, since it arrives mainly from the speaker direction.

The bad news, according to participants, is that the large number of speakers meant that few speakers had time to go beyond the obligatory finger-wagging directed at their opposite numbers.