Sentence examples for actors referred from inspiring English sources

During the filming of "Salaam Bombay!," the child actors referred to her variously as Tough Sister, Danger Director, Atom Bomb, and Whirlwind.

Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about recent successes by African-American filmmakers and actors referred incorrectly to the plot of the 2002 film "Drumline".

The data set used in the analysis also includes excerpts from transcripts of individual interviews with three policy actors, referred to here as policy elites because of their high professional profiles and strategic positions within ECEC policy-making circles.

Media actors referred to themselves as " a conduit for information about what' s going on" (AU M15) between consumers and the relevant authorities.

The Resident Coordinator of the UN System and a conglomeration of international state and non-state actors referred to as development partners are also recognized as partners in planning and coordination.

Using a categorization scheme adapted from Pocock and Phua's framework of policy implications emerging from medical tourism, the plans, issues, and actors referred to across the full dataset were organized into their respective domains (governance, financing, delivery, regulation, health human resources) by the first author.

I thought of it as the Irish constellation, sort of the way that actors refer to "Macbeth" as "the Scottish play".

But the films that came after it have mostly bombed at the box office, a fact that has led film financiers to regard the war with a superstition as potent as that which has actors referring to "Macbeth" as "the Scottish play".Why is this so?

In relation to supporting services, more than half of the actors refer to biodiversity as one of the characteristics of their territory.

This has to do with entanglements, how actors refer to RRI and take it up in their repertoires, filling it in, and in particular ways.

That will effectively keep the status quo with the exception of new rules pertaining to "bad actors" (referring to those that have a record of applicable fed or state violations).