in the direction of in English

towards the point toward which something faces or moves

Use "in the direction of" in a sentence

1. Breadthways definition, in the direction of the breadth

2. Her Auds twitched in the direction of the sound

3. They saunter away, in the direction of Central Avenue.

4. Acroscopic In the direction of the tip or apex

5. He drove in the direction of the swimming pool.

6. And he marched in the direction of her house

7. Hurstwood seemed a drag in the direction of honour.

8. She waved vaguely in the direction of the house.

9. She pointed in the direction of the car park.

10. The convoy is moving in the direction of the capital.

11. Select a vector in the direction of the new line

12. We began to sail in the direction of the port.

13. They wandered off in the direction of the nearest store.

14. Tom went off in the direction of the post office.

15. Select a vector in the direction of the new half-line

16. Breadthways definition is - in the direction of the breadth : not lengthwise.

17. Harrington's platoon on a wrong turning, heading in the direction of Serre.

18. 6 We pooped off a salvo in the direction of the sound.

19. 23 Could you point me in the direction of the baggage claim?

20. Broadwise: 1 adv in the direction of the breadth Synonyms: Breadthways , breadthwise

21. Purpose : To test check valves for tightness in the direction of flow.

22. Breadthways: 1 adv in the direction of the breadth Synonyms: breadthwise , broadwise

23. Breadthways: 1 adv in the direction of the breadth Synonyms: Breadthwise , broadwise

24. Turn the steering wheel in the direction of, and not against, a skid.

25. This forces time to go one way, in the direction of increasing entropy.

26. Brush the paint generously over the wood in the direction of the grain.

27. The Circlet , in turn, helps to point you in the direction of Uranus.

28. It retains its crescent shape and moves in the direction of the horns.

29. 1. Breadthwise - in the direction of the breadth; "cut the cloth Breadthwise"

30. In the direction of the breadth Synonyms: breadthways, broadwise Example - cut the cloth Breadthwise

31. Canterbury was certainly not moving in the direction of Cistercian austerity in Anselm's time.

32. Align in the direction of engagement parallel to the linkage of the test fixture.

33. The shifting may cause additional map information to be displayed in the direction of travel.

34. The attackers' car drove off in the direction of the West Bank town of Ramallah.

35. resulting in the transmission of an ultrasonic wave in the direction of the receiving transducer.

36. Now is the time of year when thoughts turn in the direction of summer holidays.

37. Bift would move the economy in the direction of a new ecological balance, in two ways

38. Tensile strength, elongation at fracture and modulus of elasticity according to # in the direction of stresses

39. Orient the door subsystem(s) on the acceleration device in the direction of a rear impact.

40. The data pushed the " interest rate debate in the direction of the doves " , Mr Loynes said .

41. In its subordination of character to plot, sentimental comedy moves in the direction of Romantic drama.

42. Father Luke pedalled backwards in the direction of Whitechapel's parish church and fell over the barrow.

43. In the course of time , they are subjected to compressive stresses in the direction of bedding.

44. In the direction of the breadth Familiarity information: Breadthways used as an adverb is very rare.

45. As the Earth is slightly flatter, there are consequently slight deviations in the direction of gravity.

46. Although they threw firewood in the direction of the animals, the lions stayed around until daybreak.

47. ICA Bifurcation aneurysms project in the direction of terminal carotid flow, either superiorly or posteriorly (Fig

48. Breadthwise: 1 adv in the direction of the breadth “cut the cloth Breadthwise ” Synonyms: breadthways , broadwise

49. In the direction of travel: twice the MPGM multiplied by the acceleration due to gravity (g) *;

50. With the apparatus any acceleration/deceleration in the direction of movement is sensed by a pendulum.