Never mind, the speaking pavement will swiftly direct you to the nearest available Boris bike to complete your journey in a more sustainable fashion.
As, a couple of minutes later, Jonjo Shelvey – home captain in Fabricio Coloccini's absence – swiftly directed a shot marginally wide Bournemouth looked set for a sustained rearguard action.
It swiftly directs users to the appropriate government site.
Levi's own site now swiftly directs customers to the two e-tailing sites, and the company is planning to offer its clothes to other sites that prove they won't corrupt the Levi's brand.
Swiftly, he directed one trumpeter to repeat a low-range gesture that he had just played and built it up into a two-beat rhythm across the stage; the oomph-oomph figure became a new bed for a series of plangent melodic improvisations.
In part because Truman, transfixed by the power of the atomic bomb, engaged in nuclear saber-rattling with the Soviets and moved swiftly to direct confrontation with the Soviets, the rise of the Communists in China was, ironically, actually assured.
He produced Alan Clarke's celebrated TV movie Elephant, and swiftly progressed to directing – the Masonic Mysteries episode of Inspector Morse, among others.
After a few pleasantries, the Wolf gets down to the business of stage-managing the situation with effortless ease; swiftly and curtly directing Vincent and Jules to clean up the bloody bits of brain from the back seat of the car.
The most common mining technique in that era involved shovelling earth into a wooden trough, called a sluice box, then directing a swiftly moving stream of water over it, in the hope of washing away everything but gold.
After a question about the summit, Rose swiftly moved to Ebola, directing a question at Kikwete, who pointed out that his country is on the other side of the continent from the outbreak.
