Sentence examples for a bit of directing from inspiring English sources

Some of us are producing annual (or more than annual) masterpieces of theatre and then squeezing in a bit of directing on Broadway, or at home, or for live shows by Lenny Henry, Jennifer Saunders and Dawn French.

It was some time after that Mitch turned up and said that he was getting a little bit frustrated for being known for all of his glorious high end celebrity portraiture when back in the day he'd done a bit of directing.

As well as the usual chanting, flag waving, and speeches that come with these sorts of large demos, there was a bit of direct action at the end.

Further, mold only grows in low sun, so a bit of direct sun should also prevent any real issue.

I was a member of Circle Rep, I had done a little bit of directing there.

"How would you do it?" This sounded so weak, first bit of directing an admission of incompetence.

As usual, it was hard to say whether this was the sincere expression of an off-kilter, wide-ranging taste, or a bit of mockery directed at those of us who cared what he had on.

Robert C. Cooper summarized that "there's been quite a bit of ire directed by fans towards Daniel's replacement" after the airing of "Meridian", but he hoped that the character would grow on fans eventually.

Coinbase is one of the most popular exchange companies and holds quite a bit of sway in directing attention and enthusiasm within the broader blockchain/cryptocurrency space, so the exploration announcement is sure to bring some added interest to these particular assets.

However, in contrast with Muir, he views the sequences set inside Altares during the descent as "a bit of a hoot", directing particular criticism at the use of gesticulations on the part of the actors.

At the end of the show, we get a glimpse of Mondo attending the advertorial shoot, doing a little bit of directing, and posing adorably with the model for the ad.