Sentence examples for taking a direction from inspiring English sources

"This exercise does not mean the N.P.A. is taking a direction of discontinuing the prosecution," he said.

She accused UKIP leader Gerard Batten of alienating his members by taking "a direction that I'm not comfortable with".

Armey told Mother Jones, "The top management team of FreedomWorks was taking a direction I thought was unproductive, and I thought it was time to move on with my life".

"They had taken a direction he now regretted".

Let's take a direction that is perpendicular to the base.

But then the high school textbook takes a direction that has angered conservatives.

Mr Obama took a direction in Libya that was deliberately distinct from the one Mr Bush trod in Iraq.

Russia was still very much interested in telling stories and narrative, [but] outside [Russia], dance took a direction toward more abstract, formalist productions.

I told him things had taken a direction for the worse.

But when CNN found out that James Cox had appropriated its name and content, it took a direction that might seem a bit surprising for a major media company.

Last month, Ms. Moratti spoke of a city "taking a new direction" under her leadership.