Sentence examples for be asked to direct from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Andrews said she was thrilled to be asked to direct the Opera Australia production.

The director told Screen Daily: "I am very excited and honoured to be asked to direct the first two episodes of the new series of Doctor Who.

Someone lucky enough to find themselves writing about pop music for a national paper in, say, the early 90s, would routinely be asked to direct their copy towards a readership notionally comprised of their arts editor's elderly relatives.

An adviser for the Arts Council's training scheme since 1978, Toye was always pleased to be asked to direct students and had an unerring eye for promising performers.

The Pentagon wanted an AIDS vaccine urgently, and Burke was asked to direct the effort.

Brook wrote to Williams in 1956 telling him he had been asked to direct the play.

And now he has been asked to direct postproduction in London.

Bob claimed he knew nothing about it until he was asked to direct it: "Fuck it!

"I was asked to direct a music video on Joan Baez's new album," she said.

During the tests, each participant was asked to direct his attention to his or her left hand or left foot.

The idea behind "The Bay" began after Mr. Levinson was asked to direct a documentary about environmental crises facing Chesapeake Bay.