Sentence examples for taking directions from 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.

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.

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.

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.

This category includes various aspects of following and completing an educational programme, such as attending school regularly, cooperating with other students, taking directions from teachers and organising study tasks.

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

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

It is difficult to imagine Shields taking direction from anyone other than Crutchfield, though.

They will be taking direction from another off-season addition, the assistant head coach Bill Callahan.

Sheridan joined the team as an examiner, taking direction from the forensic scientist reporting on the case.