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Examples of redirect in a Sentence
They dug trenches near the river to redirect the flow of the water.
Traffic will be redirected to avoid downtown.
Visitors to the old Web site address are redirected automatically to the new one.
I tried to redirect their attention to the other painting.
It's time to redirect your energy to your homework.
Recent Examples of redirect from the Web
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Other scenarios involve moving and expanding magnet programs to redirect magnet students to schools with more space.
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In a statement, Dream Center said this decision will redirect prospective students to another Art Institute campus or to its online offerings.
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But Allen says those grants have dried up in the past five years as Johnson County redirected those earmarks to building a handful of moderate-income home-ownership properties.
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Users and app developers will have to redirect their software to Rebble’s servers, and Berry assures users that things won’t look too different once the servers are switched.
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Her list of priorities includes lowering corruption, cutting privileges of top government officials, and redirecting funds to education and infrastructure.
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From time to time, animal advocates have suggested redirecting licensing funds to ACCT because its $4.2 million annual budget is lightweight compared to agencies in other large cities.
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The ad directs viewers to www.honestlyitstime.com, which then redirects to www.healthsexuals.com.
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According to the Roosevelt Institute’s estimates, redirecting the buybacks to wages would translate to a $5.66 wage increase for employees.
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First Known Use of redirect
1650
Definition of redirect
law
: an examination of a witness that follows a cross-examination : redirect examination
- called the witness back to the stand for redirect
First Known Use of redirect
1880
REDIRECT Defined for Kids
Definition of redirect for Students
redirected;
redirecting
: to change the course or direction of
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