Sentence examples for directed off from inspiring English sources

The new policy means that students can't arbitrarily be directed off the college math-ready track.

Mr. McCall, who has also taught and directed Off Broadway and regional productions, seemed simply to be drawing the audience into an evening spent in his company and with his musings, with nothing much to prove.

The Musical!," which Timbers directed Off Broadway, in 2006, calls him "smart but not stuffy," adding, "He is not a guy who is going to lead with his degree".

I was dismayed to see no mention of Emma Orelove's performance as the Stage Manager in Transport Group's nontraditional production of "Our Town," which I directed Off Broadway in 2002, especially since it was notably reviewed by The New York Times (Feb. 25, 2002).

On her left forearm, below a biceps tattoo of an armadillo, she has a lyre, for "Hadestown"; on her right forearm she has a tattoo for "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," which she directed Off Broadway and will direct on Broadway this fall; she has no tattoo, currently, for "Small Mouth Sounds," now at the Pershing Square Signature Center.

But, directed off the highway and onto increasingly narrow roads by his navigation system, he ended up wedged on a tiny lane between two houses in Mereworth, a village in Kent, whereupon he had a panic attack, jumped out of his truck, and burst into tears.

He directed Off-Broadway plays, and did lighting at New York's Fillmore East and the Woodstock Festival.

Post-retirement, he was Sr. Consultant to the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs and directed off-campus graduate programs in Politics at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Prof. Goldman was born in Brooklyn, NY on May 14 , 1920

Earth had been left behind because all the technology was directed off-world.

Vickers' album takes this a step further, by directing off-kilter pop songs at a younger market.

After the war he began directing Off-Broadway productions and soon moved into television, working as both a director and an actor.