Sentence examples for correct director from inspiring English sources

In 2000 Drummond published his autobiography under the self-mocking title Tainted By Experience - which was how he had been described by a henchperson (his word) of the BBC's notoriously politically correct director general, John Birt.

With the correct cast (which, honestly, I'd say the original cast, but that occurring might be beyond a stretch), the correct director, and a reasonable budget, Hamilton could set record profits and finally smash the gross earnings of Grease.

Some of the errors had already been rectified and others were being corrected, the directors said.

"I am the most correct living opera director," he says.

"He's been out there, in a bearish position, and he's been correct," said Jon D. Brorson, director of equities for Northern Trust, which manages $100 billion in United States stocks.

"The government is going to go out of their way to prove that their recommendations of the last 20 years are correct," said Colette Heimowitz, director of education and research for Atkins Health and Medical Information Services.

"We'll still need to see the results as they come in but I doubt the exit polls were correct," said Lizet Ocampo, director of the People For the American Way's Latino vote programme.

"We are not prepared to run in these conditions when there is a risk that a seriously injured rider could not be given correct care," race director Mike Webb said.

He is correct: the executive director should not be a lackey who serves the political whims of the commissioners.

That's not correct, said Stephen Teret, director of the Center for Law and the Public's Health at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

"Her rhetoric is non-intervening in what states are doing and that's all we need to keep the ball moving down the field and in the correct direction," said Rob Kampia, executive director of the Marijuana Policy Project, a group dedicated to ending cannabis prohibition. .