Sentence examples for a plan to direct from inspiring English sources

A plan to direct an adaptation of Randy Shilts's Harvey Milk biography, "The Mayor of Castro Street," fell apart when Gus Van Sant's "Milk" beat the project to the finish line.

A plan to direct the city's garbage to a landfill near the historically black college prompted resistance from the Highland Hills community.

A budget is simply a plan to direct parts of your income to specific expenses.

Bill Pascoe, the Republican Party press secretary, said he was not aware of a deliberate plan to direct large contributors to send checks to state party committees as a way of disguising the size of their gifts.

Like all expectant parents, you are about to have more family to protect than you did before, so be sure you have adequate disability insurance, life insurance and an estate plan to direct your loved ones in the event that you and your partner die prematurely.

A working definition for intention is: "to have in mind a purpose or plan, to direct the mind, to aim".

More worrisome, the mayor announced a plan to take direct control of the newspaper.

"Notes for an African Oresteia" (1970) describes his plan to direct a movie of the Aeschylus myth in post-colonial Africa and captures his ideas (a wounded lioness to represent the Furies) as well as the skepticism of some young African men that presumably led to his decision not to make it.

After having your directorial debut be nominated for a Golden Globe, do you plan to direct another movie?

Anderson was involved in film-making at a young age and never really had an alternative plan to directing films.

On the London set of "The Dark Knight Rises," Mr. Gordon-Levitt told Mr. Nolan he'd just finished the first draft of a script he planned to direct as well as star in.