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• I have been successful in tracing the Cooper family line back to the 1780s, but so far cannot find any of Mark Cooper's direct descendants.
• The couples' thoughts are interspersed throughout the book in the form of direct quotations.
• Iran has, through intermediaries and in direct talks with the Americans, made clear what it is, and is not, willing to do.
• If it decides to confirm this, the commission can direct the Government to abolish, or alter, the aid.
• But more importantly, you are the last direct descendant of the Jester's piper son, Nathaniel.
• In direct contrast to the style of the women sitting opposite me, Dobbin's decor looks like it had been designed by Jackie Healy-Rae.
• The minister for transport is using this occasion to invite Arab and other foreign airlines to resume direct flight to Iraq.
• This was in direct contrast to when the cold war was at its height.
• In fact there is direct evidence in this case that at least some of the claimants were aware of the resistance in the market place at all material times.
• At all other times the two motions will combine to produce direct motion.
• it's in direct contact with the current
• Eventually Boys did pull a goal back when Simon Rea scored direct from a corner on 78 minutes.
• He's somewhat direct and straightforward in his approach to business.
• Speak clearly, compellingly, and without reluctance; assert yourself as a direct leader.
• However, the text contains few direct quotations or thoughts from Douglas herself.
• Unfortunately, sharing a liability with some other African tourist destinations, there is no direct flight to Khartoum.
• They can grow 12 inches high and 6 inches wide, prefer bright light but not direct sunlight.
• That would make him a direct descendant of Robert II - though I suspect this is unprovable.
• It does mean, though, that interviewers need to be sensitive to the dangers to which victims may be exposed as a direct result of the interviewer's presence.
• The second reason I worry is that the dynamism of a closer link with the United States would extend far beyond the direct trade benefits.
• Keep away from sources of ignition and direct sunlight.
• He is so direct , he practically assaults the modern, spin-accustomed ear.
• Roundtable participants identified several areas where there is a more direct link between facilities and productivity.
• You can even choose a prismatic block to deliberately direct light onto a light coloured ceiling where it is softly diffused around the room.
• No freezing corners, icy lofts, or windswept landings and one simple direct heat source.
• to direct sb to do sth
• I loved these people - they are so direct , there is no hidden agenda.
• Some findings of primary fact will be the result of direct evidence, whereas others will depend upon inference from direct evidence of such facts.
• someone will direct you to your seat
• In direct contrast to a year before, holly berries were almost completely absent now, possibly because of the wet season.
• Shades on the south side block unwanted direct sunlight while reflecting light onto the ceiling of the interior.
• Letting famous film directors direct operas has resulted in both smashing successes and dismal failures.
• The humour appears most frequently when actions and statements are the direct opposite of what is really felt.
• The granddaughter and last direct descendant of the late Greek tycoon is also the inadvertent inheritor of a tragic family history.
• You never feel totally fine around a clan that isn't a direct descendant or ancestor of your clan, but the intensity varies.
• It was a direct contrast to the browns and blacks of the peat moors above.
• She's very direct when you ask her about her pet hates.
• He is a bit upset by that, that anybody thought he was wanting to leave just for one half-time where I was more direct with the players than I have been for a few months.
• Storage at average room temperature away from direct heat or direct sunlight is best.
• to direct a play
• PC Braine, who used to be stationed at Pewsey, attempted to wade along the river to reach the woman, but decided it would be quicker to find a more direct route.
• His flaw was his indispensable virtue: he was direct and candid in telling the unvarnished truth.
• They both are very direct men, they both are very honest and sincere men and they both are men who don't mince their words.
• Assuming planets are in direct motion, aspects are cast by swifter planets and received by slower ones.
• Late modern society has privileged freedom over security, in direct contrast to the social values and structures of high modernity.
• A direct descendant of Henry VII, Viscount Mountgarret was Eton and Sandhurst educated and a former captain in the Irish Guards.
• I haven't been able to come up with a direct quotation, so I thought I better ask you directly.
• they flew direct from Cork to Glasgow
• Fromkin uses footnotes to identify direct quotations rather than to support historical argument.
• They are more direct than us, in some ways like animals, but also with more elaborate notions of politeness.
• their price is in direct proportion with their size
• But there is no direct evidence that the fresh air supply opening was in fact blocked in any way on this occasion.
• New research by a leading expert in the field has included deaths in which MRSA and other superbugs are a factor rather than the direct cause.
• This ends our direct quotation from Fisher's thesis, and his description of his machine.
• How could this service be a threat to the viability of a large Laundromat in an area over 5km away from our estate and not on a direct bus route?
• Since the flight was a direct one to Dublin, the question seemed oddly unsettling some 30,000 feet above the Irish Sea.
• The surfaces that will reflect the direct light and at the same time won't produce a glare are recommended here.
• Heaven doesn't want me because I'm in the direct bloodline of a vampire who dealt with the devil.
• it had a direct effect on us
• So far nearly all human cases of avian flu have resulted from direct contact with infected birds.
• Although individuals' personal information will remain confidential, the database will enable the advertisers to direct their ads at specific geographies and types of customer.
• Huntington's innings had been in direct contrast.
• That was one of the many things he liked about her, she was direct and she always got straight to the point.
• Rail campaigners are renewing calls for Bradford's two stations to be linked and for better direct rail routes to other English cities.
• We got our first goal against the run of play when Pat Kennedy scored direct from a corner.
• there's no direct connection between them
• I do not have direct evidence that allows me to choose between the two possibilities.
• we direct students to relevant books
• These data provide direct evidence confirming earlier hypotheses that the silica pump is weak in Monterey Bay.
• She always liked the way Miss Louise was always direct and straight.
• direct line
• You can pick the tomatoes before the birds or squirrels get to them and let them ripen in bright light, not direct sunlight.
• That finally resulted in a direct intervention by Foreign Secretary Jack Straw which led to Ian's liberty.
• He claims he's a direct descendant of Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone, and if you saw him shoot, you might believe him.
• She was born in the Peddie region and is a direct descendant of the British 1820 settlers who colonised the Eastern Cape.
• The race today also looked likely to feature a direct descendant of each horse.
• he was a direct descendant of the king
• It is animated by light - direct sunlight creates a glow.
• please direct any questions to him
• They make it possible for the experts to go direct , without any intermediaries.
• This, in fact, is direct evidence supporting the model of amyloids as waterfilled nanotubes.
• As a method of communication they are less direct than straightforward statements, but they may often be more effective.
• it's the direct opposite
• Store in an amber coloured glass bottle away from direct heat or sunlight, and use within two months.
• Henry Cecil was a direct descendant of the English statesman, William Cecil, Lord Burghley.
• keep plants away from direct sunlight
• He is an immensely likeable, straightforward and direct person.
• Much the most effective way of securing the intervention of the ruler was by direct personal contact, and this was achieved through his household or court.
• Welsh's background is almost the direct opposite of McCall Smith's.
• An inquest in Southampton heard that the former ship's fitter died of a lung disease caused as a direct result of contact with asbestos.
• it's a direct payment
• Also, do not store the balls in direct sunlight or near a heat or light source.
• The completion of Secunderabad-Mudkhed project will provide an alternative shorter direct route to Mumbai.
• the deposit is payable direct to the hotel
• The AP story limited direct quotation from the Clinton book to only 180 words.