Sentence examples for taking directions from inspiring English sources

And more to the point, haven't we been told that men resist taking directions from women?

It's even been reported that House Republicans have been taking directions from him in refusing to pass a clean continuing resolution without defunding or delaying Obamacare.

Mr. Gingrich was shorthanding an essay in Forbes by the conservative theorist Dinesh D'Souza, who, in exploring Mr. Obama's attitudes toward business, settled on the theory that Mr. Obama was taking directions from the anticorporate apparition of his long-departed father.

I pulled in to a gas station and found myself taking directions from a customer with a teardrop tattoo under one eye – the mark of a murderer I seemed to remember – and feeling like I had wandered into a Coen brothers film.

While the man who isn't taking directions in your life probably won't be the cause of anything so drastic, you can remind him that his unwillingness to accommodate your desire for him to ask for directions is metaphorically "killing you" and this escalation of the melodrama may well have him feeling like doing just that!

While I was playing through the first area, levelling up my team, and taking directions from my wife and kid who were further ahead than I, a realisation hit me: Pokémon isn't a single-player game, it's a co-op experience.

So it's about taking direction well?

They were dictating rather than taking direction".

"He's not taking direction from someone else," he said.

Taking direction, after all, was nothing new to Mr. Hanks.

But Mr. Doeg testified that he was taking direction from PTT managers.