Sentence examples for called directors from inspiring English sources

These women are called "directors' wives," and, unofficially, they represented the traditions of the town.

New this year are two free panels, one hosted by a group called Directors 'n' Actors, the other by New York Women in Film and Television.

New Line is not the first studio to release on DVD and video both regular and extended versions of films, which usually restore deleted scenes and are often called directors' cuts.

Control freaks–I think they're called "directors"–will absolutely hate AutoProducer; there's too much surrender involved.

Called directors and officers (D&O) insurance, these policies, offered by companies such as American International Group, Chubb and Ace Limited, are designed to provide reimbursement of costs incurred in defending a claim and indemnification for any judgment or settlement in a case.

Meanwhile, Mark Evers, who is something called Director of Games (Transport), has asked businesses to cut out one in three journeys.

He first took up an executive position, called Director of Public Affairs.

The ad, titled "World's Toughest Job," purports to present footage of interviews with applicants for a job called Director of Operations.

So he wrote a movie called "Director's Cut" in which he will no longer be the hero.

His role within the organization in 1977 was called "Director of the Ministry of Legal Affairs of the Founding Church of Scientology".

Strangers called director Gil Junger at home and told him he was going to hell.