Sentence examples for choice of leading from inspiring English sources
Rarely, however, has a major studio film been sold on a riskier choice of leading lady – and from her own first-time screenplay, to boot.
IF SOMEBODY were daft enough to write a soap opera about German business, the choice of leading characters would be obvious.
And his choice of leading men over the years, from Matt Dillon to Keanu Reeves to River Phoenix, makes clear that Van Sant has an unquestionable eye for male beauty.
On May 17th a spokeswoman for the Chinese foreign ministry said China wanted the choice of leading officials to be based on "fairness, transparency and merit"—code for a break with the convention.
We can only imagine how Liam Neeson, a gruffer presence, who for a long while was Spielberg's choice of leading man, would have fared as Lincoln; and I hope one day to see Viggo Mortensen, whose bone structure has the right sad concavity, impress himself on the role.
Formby set up his own company, Hillcrest Productions, to distribute the films, and had the final decision on the choice of director, scriptwriter and theme, while Columbia would have the choice of leading lady.
Be proud of yourself for making a mature choice instead of leading two guys on forever.
Mota became a specialist in landlord and tenant disputes, and the counsel of choice for leading property companies, but his first brief, from his brother Manmohan Singh, a solicitor, was to represent a client on a drink-driving charge, which he successfully defended alongside his brother.
Changing these organizational choices mis-matched the other attributes of Toyota's existing lean configuration, and specifically the operational choice of Andon, leading to the worsening of built in quality and manufacturing performance.
At the baptism in November 1717, her husband fell out with his father over the choice of godparents, leading to the couple's placement under house arrest at St .James's Palace prior to their banishment from court.
However, these studies are likely biased by factors influencing the choice of treatment leading to extremely different patient populations.
