Sentence examples for course directing from inspiring English sources
On Oct. 3, the State Department of Public Health reversed course, directing county officials to allow "bride" and "groom" to appear as an option, starting Nov. 17.
Of course directing actors is different from posing models in advertisements or on the runway; actors talk and, often, talk back.
The administration chose the only sensible course, directing that the family of the deceased — "and only they" — would identify any text to be read, not outside groups, however much they invoked God and country.
No known demographic, clinical, or neuropsychological factors robustly explain the clinical course, directing our focus to the brain.
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST -- Kenneth Branagh, of course, directing and starring in Shakespeare's tale of four male friends who decide to give up women for a while.
Such a message is, of course, directed at the strikers.
Sofia Coppola, of course, directed an adaption of your first novel, "The Virgin Suicides," in 1999.
Francis Ford Coppola and his relatives acted, wrote and, of course, directed, mounting a series of plays in a converted barn.
In the latter she appeared opposite Paddy Considine, who of course directed her in her breakthrough drama performance in the tough Tyrannosaur.
Final year neurosci now! — Katie Clements (@katie_elvira) October 15, 2013 @EverydaySexism I'm a female PhD on a course directed by a woman.
Christian Bale gets a best supporting actor nomination for The Fighter, playing the boxer's crack-addicted brother-cum-trainer. 127 Hours is of course directed by a Brit: Danny Boyle, a big bygone winner for his movie Slumdog Millionaire.
