Sentence examples for winning direction from inspiring English sources

There was relief among Republicans, if not a declaration that Mr. McCain had turned his campaign in a winning direction.

And only by playing did we find the winning direction for Tagged that I'm very passionate about.

"What's really changed is the down-ballot stuff," said James Spencer, a director of Winning Directions, a San Francisco direct-mail company that will send out 44 million pieces of campaign mail.

Her television design credits include costumes for "Saturday Night Live," Emmy-award winning art direction for "Martha Stewart Living," art direction for "The Brian Boitano Project," filmed in Italy for HGTV, and "Daphne Dishes" on Food Network.

Timberlake's videos picked up two other honors, with "Suit & Tie" winning best direction and "Mirrors" taking the editing prize.

"Berlin was the first airing we managed, but it won best direction and the response was incredible.

And since actors who do other things are now in season, what about Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Mike Nichols: his "Graduate" won best direction when "In the Heat of the Night" got best picture.

Plus these are, for the most part, fine British actors - including Richard Harris as King Arthur and Vanessa Redgrave as Guinevere - and the film is gorgeous to behold (it won art direction, music and costume design Oscars) - Monday at 1 and 8 30 p.m. and Monday/Early Tuesday at 2 30 a.m. on AMC.

But Tiffany - who won best direction of a musical - told the BBC news website the London move was always going to be special for personal reasons.

Unbelievably, it took until 1998 before a woman finally won for direction in a play or musical.

Their African counterparts, meanwhile, are moving in the opposite direction, winning converts in Europe especially.