Sentence examples for then being directed from inspiring English sources

In a sense this makes the book feel digital as you flick back and forth, as one does when surfing the internet, finding a poem on The Minotaur near the start of the book and then being directed to a poem about Daedalus towards the end.

Having them do a search on Google, and then being directed to Technorati to see a tag search, is counter to that goal.

If you're a nerdy sort of iPhone user, then you know the frustration that comes from tapping a link on the web and then being directed to some crappy mobile website for the app instead of the lovely, native version you already have installed on your phone.

e The PDS that arises from the trapezoid tunnel in the clavicle is pulled out in a cranial direction to recover the limb of the graft that is going to surround the base of the coracoid at its lateral aspect, coming from its tunnel and then being directed laterally and superiorly, configuring the anatomical 'V' shape of the graft.

Frost felt the effect could be used with his engine design to produce a more practical VTOL aircraft, the exhaust flowing outward over the upper surface of the aircraft and then being directed downward over a flap-like arrangement.

"It was when they then were directed to E.M.S., E.M.S. just could not keep up with the demands.

When the Tenant arrives in the lobby, the chauffeured car will then be directed into the driveway by the doorman.

The town's racist graffiti had until then been directed mostly at Caucasians, reviled all over Russia.

Officers rushed to the niece's apartment building on Central Park West, then were directed to a luxury hotel in Midtown.

Subsequent adjustments may then be directed more to the relief of anxiety than to the solution of real problems.

The idea, they decided, was to defeat jamming efforts by sending synchronized radio signals on various wavelengths to missiles, which could then be directed to hit their mark.