Sentence examples for assigned to direct from inspiring English sources
He was soon assigned to direct the church's publicity efforts, which he did for the next 20 years.
By 1937, Preminger, having proved himself capable, was assigned to direct a big-budget adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped".
Roy William Neill, an American expatriate who had been working in Hollywood since 1917, was assigned to direct.
His first decisive move was to discard Governor Chris Christie, of New Jersey, who had been assigned to direct his transition.
Mankiewicz was then assigned to direct Somewhere in the Night (1946), a passable film noir that suffered somewhat from uncharismatic leads John Hodiak and Nancy Guild and from its complicated but formulaic plot.
Cinema is an art of collaboration, and in some instances someone other than the director may come to dominate (for example, a producer with authority over the final cut or an actor whose box-office popularity gives him the power to direct the director), but in general it is assumed that the person assigned to direct the picture must take the credit or blame for its form and content.
The TGFβ pathway is often assigned to directing mesenchymal differentiation and maintenance of pluripotency, while the BMP pathway is ascribed to promoting the differentiation of various cell types.
This approach was necessary to ensure that trajectories with a nearly linear MSD were not assigned to either directed or caged movements, because these equations have more parameters than the equation for random movement.
The peaks at 667 and 605 nm arise from direct excitonic transitions at the K point of the Brillouin zone, and those at ~450 and ~400 nm can be assigned to the direct excitonic transition of the M point [65, 71].
A week later, he was assigned to help direct "This Is the Army".
One hundred fifty-four consecutive patients with AMI were randomly assigned to receive direct coronary angioplasty (Group I) or coronary angioplasty after pretreatment with intravenous monteplase (Group II).
