Sentence examples for toward directing from inspiring English sources

The judge said he was leaning toward directing the lawyers to put on a full case, to preserve "the integrity of the proceeding".

And at the same time I was beginning to understand that there were skills I had that lent themselves more toward directing — conceiving ideas for staging a play or musical, solving problems, helping actors".

The extensive inventory is the result of a three-year study by NJ Future looking to stratify census data from neighborhoods near the state's transit hubs with an eye toward directing potential development in those areas.

He also said he was leaning toward directing "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" as the spring musical "because I don't think there's anything she can object to in that".

While planners, builders and the state's Department of Environmental Protection hailed the new sewer maps as a first step toward directing smart growth in New Jersey, environmentalists described them as a further example of the Christie administration's favoring developers over the environment.

"I'm moving toward directing fashion films," she says.

The other fund (Laminitis Research) is much more specific, and that's specifically been geared toward directed research in laminitis.

Empowering the patient and family toward directed self-care is critical for achieving best outcomes for children with developmental delays.

The deviation of the null directions in Figures 3C and 3D away from the head orientation and toward direct indicates that some process must be pulling the perception of gaze toward direct, and we propose that this is a prior to see gaze as direct.

In the movement toward direct mail marketing, some pessimists remain.

"In the last couple of months, the conversations have started shifting toward direct action," Moran says.