Sentence examples for directed mission from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abrams also directed "Mission: Impossible III".

Abrams earlier directed Mission: Impossible III, based on another TV series that began in 1966.

In 1996 De Palma directed Mission: Impossible, one of the most-entertaining action movies of the 1990s and his only unqualified hit of the decade.

The series began in 1996 with the Brian de Palma directed Mission: Impossible, adapted from the popular 60s and 70s TV series.

J. J. Abrams, who hired Giacchino not only for "Lost" but also for two feature films he directed, "Mission: Impossible III" and "Star Trek," seconds his composer's insistence on using an orchestra.

The director, J J Abrams, who created the hit TV series Lost and directed Mission: Impossible III, did little to calm fears that the $200m £133mm) film will be a "reboot" that will reconfigure the fictional history of the tale that they have followed so ardently.

Lt. Gen. B. B. Bell, commander for all American forces in the exercise, planned and directed missions while aloft.

The panel's other experts included Colin Granderson of Trinidad and Tobago, who has directed missions in Haiti for the Organization of American States Damee Anne Hercus, a New Zealander who headed a United Nations mission in Cyprus, and Richard Monk, a British police official who was commissioner of a United Nations police force in Bosnia.

In addition to the systematic series of planned, directed missions currently comprising the Mars Program plan, NASA has started a series of Mars Scout missions that are low cost, price fixed, Principle Investigator-led projects.

Yet a formerly top-secret after-action report credited Commando Club with guiding the following sorties: :: At the same time, Commando Club was directing missions westward into Barrel Roll's B Sector, as enemy forces bypassed LS 85 in their push deeper into Laos to attack Nam Bac.

Each crew then embarked on two separate 3 4 h missions in a counterbalanced sequence: Scheduled, in which the crews were directed by Mission Control according to a strict topographic and temporal region-searching sequence, and Autonomous, in which the well-trained crews received equivalent baseline support from Mission Control but were free to explore the planetary surface as they saw fit.