Sentence examples for directed is one from inspiring English sources

"Julius Caesar" (1953), which he wrote and directed, is one of the better Shakespearean adaptations.

The evil against which the regulation is directed is one from which the English law has long sought to protect the community through proceedings for barratry and champerty.

Oldman grew up in a rough patch of southeast London, and the resulting movie, "Nil by Mouth" (1997), which he directed, is one of the best and the most oath-stuffed portraits of working-class British life ever created.

Along with controlling and coordinating, directing is one of the oldest and most common words used to describe managerial work.

Yet Mr. LaBute's play, which he is also directing, is one indication that ground zero is no longer exempt from astringent artistic examination.

HT: I think directing is one of those things that you can't advise for, simply because I believe it is something that comes to you as opposed to something you really aim to do.

A woman winning the Oscar for best directing is one of those cultural milestones that would pass better unremarked.

Directed evolution is one of the currently available methods to engineer improved GOx variants.

"Danny DeVito, who directed it, is one of the most wonderful, inventive guys to be around," Stewart said.

The first option, to return Northern Ireland to direct rule, is one of the most contentious.

The first one I directed was Hay Fever, in Denmark.