Sentence examples for book directing from inspiring English sources

Curated by Ludovica Sebregondi and Tim Parks, the show is accompanied by an attractive catalog and useful book directing visitors to other nearby monuments bankrolled and adorned by Florence's Renaissance magnates (including the churches where many found their final resting place).

Her words speak to various and imbricated cultures employed by an author interested in producing and promoting a book, a black book, THE Black Book, directing herself to the majority black readership of Black World magazine.

I have been teaching an all-Tennessee Williams advanced scene study class in New York each fall, and the documentary is part of a long-term involvement in his work that will include a book, directing some of his plays, and various educational projects in New York, Mississippi and around the country.

To whom is your book directed?

Mr. Lapine, who also wrote the show's book, directed the original production in 1987.

"Physicians' or dentists' titles should be used in all references," the style book directs.

The book "directs Muslims not to give their allegiance to governments that invade Muslim lands," the authorities said.

(Lapine, who wrote the book, directed that show, as he did the première of "Into the Woods," in 1987).

Adrian Edmondson stars in Bits of Me are Falling Apart, based on William Leith's book, directed by Steve Marmion at Soho theatre.

A film based on Mr. Mendez's book, directed by and starring Ben Affleck, is scheduled to open in theaters on Oct. 12.

He was not, and two years later a movie based on the book, directed by and starring Jos?errer, was released to favorable reviews.