1.   We had to stop and ask directions.

2.   He had stopped to ask directions.

3.   Cranston asked directions from a one-eyed beggarman and came back beaming from ear to ear.

4.   An elderly couple pulls up to the booth at Raritan and asks directions to Florida.

5.   Anyone who wants to be sure and see both the opening exhibits and the permanent collection has to carry a list and ask directions.

6.   As the Dublin Airport became ever more elusive, Kindred suggested they stop and ask directions.

7.   At the end, no one had to ask directions to the North Carolina locker room.

8.   A man got out, to ask directions, I supposed.

9.   Ellen Grove and her friend Barbara Stewart were at a Yankees-Red Sox game this month and asked directions to their seats somewhere near left field.

10.   For all we know, they were headed for Hawaii but the male was too proud to ask directions.