Sentence examples for a director call from inspiring English sources

Many were on studio contracts that forbade them from being further than a day's drive from LA in case they were needed for shooting; Palm Springs was just far enough away for a real retreat, but near enough should a director call.

But a director called me, so I started writing scores.

He (or a director called Q) appears, confusing the hero about what's real and what isn't.

The hero of Michael Winterbottom's latest film is a director called Thomas, played by Daniel Brühl.

It's an extraordinary group of young men led by a director called Nabil [Al-Raee] and a young English co-director called Zoe [Lafferty].

A director called Sidney Morgan set to work on the first of 17 films completed within three summers.

About 24 years ago I worked with a director called Karel Reisz who, sadly, is now dead.

While Ms. Close played with her dogs during a break, a director called for a crew member to mark her location.

"There could, in my view, be a chilling effect if, in the end of all this, you have a screenwriter or a director called before an investigating committee," Mr. Dodd said.

ARRIVING in Las Vegas for a board meeting of Interstate Bakeries, E. Garrett Bewkes Jr., a director, called his son, Robert, a broker at UBS, at his home in Darien, Conn.

At school, a director called David Hayman came to address a class, and 'he didn't have the easiest time, people were really aggressive.