用in the direction of造句子，“in the direction of”造句

Turning their gaze in the direction of the roar they saw a big tiger following them.

And the displacement of the satellites from these points is always in the direction of the c-axis.

The winds shifted and Tommy and the leaf were blown in the direction of the city dump.

In short, the study participant was looking in the direction of his or her own stomach, But actually seeing the stomach of the mannequin.

But for the first time since the insurgency against the Americans took off, the tide, which may quickly ebb, is flowing in the direction of the new order.

Also, it is often the case that a technologist’s expertise can point in the direction of new possibilities that designers weren’t aware of.

Adding that if consumers want to "go a step further in the direction of new flavours", the smoked chocolate can be served with ricotta or goat's cheese.

An ancestral mutation in the direction of thriving under drier conditions than their amphibian peers has allowed toads to thrive almost everywhere.

If this is difficult for you to do, use a washcloth or handkerchief to gently pull and stretch your tongue up to your nose, down to your chin, and side to side in the direction of each ear.

She is acclaimed in the industry as a pioneer in the direction of large TV events.

We pooped off a salvo in the direction of the sound.

The minus sign is telling you that the force is always pointing in the direction of the potential energy.

In the aftermath of the recession, some states will continue to inch towards sound management. Others, though, seem to be drifting more in the direction of Greece.

A lioness lets out a mighty yawn to shake away the sleep and be ready for the wildebeests which were headed in the direction of the pride.

What the study suggests is that brain cells that process peripheral vision displace spinning objects in the direction of their rotations.

In my heart, I also live in a fragile child, and a person who needs to guide me, guide me, and lead me in the direction of a person with knowledge, accomplishment, and respect for others.

Transmitters emit waves of a certain frequency in the direction of the target.

In the new historical period, our country is developing in the direction of civilization, peace, nicety and harmony.

Another exception is the "cosmological arrow of time," which points forward from the Big Bang in the direction of the universe's expansion.

Shay reached third base because the opposing shortstop ran to help him by turning him in the direction of third base, and shouted, 'Run to third!

The contingent marched in the direction of the Western Hills.

Tiny steps in the direction of tort reform are also provided for.

She found that this process ultimately results in an asymmetry that stimulates cells to migrate in the direction of the flow.

If you can't make a lateral leap, look for ways to expand your current position in the direction of your interests.

The pope faces a struggle to steer this bunch in the direction of the orthodoxy he reveres.

Top managers, project sponsors, and clients tend to exert various pressures on middle managers and estimating personnel, usually in the direction of optimistic estimates.

When a pennant flies in the direction of the trend, it is usually followed by a sharp reversal.

Could Jupiter have led the Three Wise Men in the direction of Bethlehem after its bizarre change in direction, eventually culminating in a dazzling conjunction with Venus?

His head is tilted in the direction of the camera, his hand on his belly, his rifle propped up vertically against the rocks.

It pulls you in the direction of positive growth.