Sentence examples for directed by such from inspiring English sources

If the early days of aviation had been directed by such a ponderous bureaucracy as NASA seems to be, we would still be waiting for a safe design upgrade on the Wright brothers' original.

A mixed repertoire of classic and modern productions directed by such distinguished English and foreign directors as George Devine, Peter Wood, Peter Brook, Franco Zeffirelli, and Jacques Charon rapidly brought the National Theatre to prominence in world drama.

In her early years in Hollywood, Bergman was directed by such luminaries as George Cukor ("Gaslight") and Alfred Hitchcock (the thrillers "Spellbound" and "Notorious," and the Gothic-erotic drama "Under Capricorn").

Attempts to unite the Slavic tribes against the Avars were successful only when directed by such personalities as the Frankish merchant Samo, who gained control of a large territory in which at least part of Bohemia was included.

The observatory, which until 1963 was operated under a joint agreement with the University of Chicago, has been directed by such noted astronomers as Otto Struve, Gerard Kuiper, Bengt Strömgren, W.W. Morgan, and Harlan J. Smith.

Lori Fradkin: The HBO publicity machine is on top of its game on this one Like beyond its game if that's a thing Margaret Wheeler Johnson: I do think it's great that they were willing to invest that much in a show written and directed by such a young woman But do we know the timing of Lena Dunham's pitch?

Her first hits were brisk sex comedies directed by DeMille such as Don't Change Your Husband (1919) and Male and Female (1919).

But both figures are a far cry from the openings for McCarthy comedies directed by Paul Feig, such as last summer's Spy (£2.56m including previews of £198,000).

After 1952 he designed sets for international and American productions, including a number directed by Billy Wilder, such as Love in the Afternoon (1957), The Apartment (1960), for which he won an Academy Award, and Fedora (1978).

Life, Paris Match and the press in general were all suitable stages on which to appear, directed by photographers such as Robert Capa or Doisneau, until he moved on to film, with Le Mystère Picasso by Henri-Georges Clouzot in 1955 and later the Cannes Festival.

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