Sentence examples for challenge to directors from inspiring English sources
Upstaged by the ghost of Pavarotti Finding a new way of presenting Verdi's most popular aria, "La Donna e Mobile", from Rigoletto, is a challenge to directors.
In 2003, with the scandals of WorldCom and Enron still smouldering, the great investor issued a challenge to directors across the country.
While 360 videos offer viewers with more freedom to explore scenes in a story, that freedom also poses an added challenge to directors and creators.
Posing a greater challenge to directors than casting, though, is how to translate Beckett to the screen without changing a single word of text.
While the shot was in the script from the very early stages, it presented a challenge to directors David and Nathan Zellner: how to make a toilet powerful enough to flush an entire VHS-worth of tape in one clean, easy take.
Dramatically, the play presents some challenges to directors.
In the motion practice surrounding these cases, the Court of Chancery has suggested that if a company's equity incentive plan contained "meaningful limits" on director awards and the plan was approved by shareholders, subsequent challenges to director awards within these limits were entitled to "business judgment" deference.
A challenge to the director of public prosecution's refusal to charge the former MI6 officer Sir Mark Allen for his alleged role in rendition and torture must be heard in public, the high court has been told.
Olympia, an attempt to bring Manet's infamous 1863 painting to life, was also a direct challenge to Guy Cogeval, director of the Musee D'Orsay, after the gallery halted her 2014 performance, in which she held open her labia in front of Gustave Courbet's painting l'Origine du Monde.
The increase in scale was a challenge to the director, who had been accustomed to small casts and limited locations.
So, we organized a competition to challenge directors to create a short film during the span of the 2008 Cannes Film Festival using a Flip Video camcorder.
