Sentence examples for beloved director from inspiring English sources

LEAVITT--Thomas W. The Museum Advisory Council and the staff of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, deeply mourn the passing of Thomas W. Leavitt, our beloved director for 23 years.

There were 30 original crew members with the show at the end, and everyone knows everyone well, and Clark is probably our most beloved director.

Ms. d'Harnoncourt was a beloved director — there's an exhibition celebrating her legacy at the institution through July 19 — and she oversaw many important shows, notably retrospectives of Brancusi in 1995, Cezanne in 1996 and Barnett Newman in 2002.

But the men in her life, including the one who could really see her and thus validate her existence, her beloved director Cecil B. DeMille, have moved on, thus breaking her spirit, if not her dreams.

The Board of Directors, Clinical and Administrative Staff of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York mourn the loss of Katharine Fales, a beloved Director for 25 years and benefactor of the agency's home care and public health services.

In the moving, hourlong program, the actors whom I had met the night before speak with pride and compassion about their beloved director as they struggle to understand and accept his choice.

With about 10 concurrent film series each month -- retrospectives of beloved directors, a series on cinematic portrayals of gypsies -- as well as a bookstore and restaurant, all housed in a gorgeous Art Deco theater, it's a great destination for a rainy autumn afternoon.

Not only was he one of my beloved directors in musical theater, he truly believed in me and became a second father figure to me.

Last week's news that J.J. Abrams will direct the first of the new round of "Star Wars" movies inspired a certain amount of carping about having both of American pop culture's most famous sci-fi franchises in the hands of the same not-universally-beloved director.

Our sincere condolences to our beloved executive director Charlotte, on the loss of her husband and our dear friend Martin.

In the Midwest, labor strife cost the Minnesota Orchestra its beloved music director, Osmo Vanska, who resigned as a lockout of musicians entered a second year.