Sentence examples for direct takes from inspiring English sources
For an actress to be so direct takes more than talent: courage is required.
"She's direct, takes no bullshit, but is also very caring and knows how to get the best out of her writers and will push for that extra dimension, always," said one features writer who has worked with Jeal.
WILLIAM FONTAINE de la TOUR DAUTERIVE Favre is the classic working man's quarterback: direct, takes a hit and smiles about it, refuses to give up, not afraid of anything (except his wife's cancer).
Despite direct takes, by-catch, chemical and acoustic pollution, and prey depletion, general habitat degradation and fragmentation have been indicated as detrimental for the species, the degree to which these threats pose population risk is still largely unknown.
But this "literalness" maintains a distance from verisimilitude through a way of talking without emphasis, lacking all emotional overtones, in which the words appear to flow with less fluidity than manipulating images (they use video on direct takes, home movies, photography), playing instruments (they play the electric guitar, hum melodies, beat drums) or dancing or unbridled corporal play.
Senegal are much more direct, taking advantage of their superiority when running.
She recently signed on to direct "Taking Flight," a biopic about Sierra Leonean-American ballet dancer Michaela Prince.
"Directing takes a lot out of me.
"But directing takes time, and you need time of some kind to write, you know".
Olivier Megaton, who directed Taken 2, is unlikely to be back, according to Deadline.
The Thick of It, the brilliant satire Iannucci directed, took both parties apart.
