Sentence examples for trying to direct that from inspiring English sources
"I'm trying to direct that show".
You have every right to be mad and upset, because it's not fair that you've been stuck in a position that no one could even fathom, but try to direct that anger somewhere else.
"MySpace is a dead format," he says "It's a place to find bands, but when you've got your own website that works brilliantly, you're trying to direct all your traffic to that".
"At that point in time it was all mess and chaos, and there was no point trying to direct people to this side or that side," says Maghrebi.
Successful services must be trustworthy or we'll stop paying attention, and they have to have my interests in mind above all else (imagine the hell of a GPS navigator that keeps trying to direct you to the nearest Starbucks because "it's time for coffee").
Mr. Farrar sounds resigned to the idea that Cat-A-Pults will never catch on and implies that trying to direct Mr. Ganson's inventive imagination toward commercially viable ideas is like herding cats.
We've got a film that I'm trying to direct called Ill Manors.
I guess I've made it clear that Rory was trying to direct our attention to what was interesting about a search for the pink-headed duck, more than to the duck itself.
He swears that I was trying to direct him with the movement and flutter of my eyelids".
The key is to detach from all that mental noise and stop trying to direct traffic.
Mostly, she was trying to direct everything I ate.
