Sentence examples for a time when directors from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neal broached the possibility of a merger with Wachovia, the bank based in Charlotte, N.C., without first getting the approval of Merrill's board, a major breach of corporate protocol at a time when directors were already concerned about the company's performance, these people said.

This came at a time when director Maurice W. Long began placing an emphasis on graduate education and multidisciplinary research.

In a few decades' time, when directors remake Danny Boyle's Oscar-winning 2009 film Slumdog Millionaire, they will have to find a new way to unite the hero and the heroine in the final scene.

In addition, he could depend on the indirect support of his nephew Wouter van Twiller, who had been appointed Director of New Netherland in 1632, and with whom he engaged in friendly correspondence at a time when Dutch directors opposed the patroons in every way.

He quickly found himself in demand at a time when British directors looked to jazz and pop music to create a cool image for their films.

And in a time when many directors are criticising the marketing of their films, it is refreshing to see a strong relationship between creative and commercial departments.

At a time when independent directors are in demand, a corporate governance specialist said recently that Mr. Snow had more business relationships with members of his own board than any other chief executive.

Still, it is worth remembering that "Crash" was made in Los Angeles at a time when many directors decamp to any far-flung location that waves a dollar in their faces.

Part of his secret may be that at a time when museum directors are increasingly bottom-line-focused types, or even former art dealers, who have less in common with artists or curators than with the high-rolling crowd that buys art as an investment, he doesn't look or act the part of the museum professional.

It was a time when Hollywood directors, liberated aesthetically by the example of Orson Welles and practically by the court-mandated rise of independent producers, let loose with a profusion of widely varied works of remarkable emotional and visual audacity and originality.

It takes flexibility away from the agencies at a time when agency directors are being asked to use fewer resources more efficiently".