Sentence examples for directed became from inspiring English sources

Her set designs for the plays Tairov directed became classic; the most renowned of these were Innokenty Annensky's tragedy Famira-Kifared (1916; Eng. trans. Thamyris Kitharodos in The Russian Symbolist Theatre) and Oscar Wilde's Salomé (1917).

A song he wrote and performed for the television movie "Jack's Baby," which he also directed, became a surprise top-20 hit here, and led to an unlikely recording career.

Goldin was prescribed OxyContin in 2014 for tendonitis in her wrist, and despite taking the drug as directed, became "addicted overnight," she writes.

Directing became as much their primary job as acting.

Mr. Owens had found the era's blend of narcissism and modesty, and his voice, unassertive but direct, became more a reminiscence than a pose.

From insurance to early PC makers like Dell to travel agents, this time seemed to be an age where "direct" became a desirable moniker.

Even on those films he officially directed he became impossible.

However, the most straightforward way to calculate the weights (RBF-Direct) becomes then numerically highly ill-conditioned.

In the context of a heavy dependence on the "technology factor," new forms of proactive management, i.e., some "dynamic shaping of technologies" and continuous directing, become crucial.

A 2007 study found that female leaders are penalized for success in male domains when they defy gender stereotypes about how women should act, which is how being authoritative, aggressive and direct becomes "pushy" and "bossy" and "b*tchy".

I had a very embarrassing time acting extremely badly at university, which is when directing suddenly became so attractive.