Sentence examples for aspires to direct from inspiring English sources

Trying to orchestrate much of that chaos is a floor manager, Walt Michael B. Silverr), who aspires to direct but spends much of his time putting out fires, because this television is all live all the time.

This week he goes one better with his new movie This Is The End, which he co-wrote, co-produced, co-directed and stars in – thus beating to the punch Ryan Gosling, Matt Damon and every other pretty boy who aspires to direct.

The method seems like a ready-made film school for critics aspiring to direct.

Mr. Smith long aspired to direct films in Hollywood, and he was given his chance in 1989 when he was hired to direct "The Tall Guy," a romantic comedy starring Jeff Goldblum, Emma Thompson and Mr. Atkinson, a colleague from "Not the Nine O'Clock News".

It's funny, I don't aspire to direct or produce, but I produced a film this summer that's premiering at South by Southwest.

Both also host a continuum of mark-making practices, from informal graffiti to monuments aspiring to direct national narratives.

For the last few years, Doritos has run a contest giving aspiring filmmakers the chance to direct the company's Super Bowl ad.

My friend who was going to direct wanted me to write about aspiring actors who came together once a week.

The filmmaker's a friend of mine, and he asked me to produce it as well as be in it, and while I don't aspire to produce or direct anything, when I'm involved with the artist and I can have a positive influence on the project, then I really enjoy it.

Whereas the regionalist novel aspired to give a direct, unmediated version of Latin American reality, Borges furnished one that was avowedly bookish and thus derived from the Western tradition.

A central theme throughout Symeon's teachings and writings is that all Christians should aspire to have actual direct experience of God in deep contemplation, or theoria.