Sentence examples for directed one of the from inspiring English sources

James Hansen, the nasa official who directed one of the initial nineteen-seventies studies on the effects of carbon dioxide, has gone much further, arguing that if greenhouse-gas emissions are not controlled the total disintegration of the Greenland ice sheet could be set in motion in a matter of decades.

Eugene P. Odum, widely considered the father of modern ecology, who founded and for many years directed one of the world's largest outdoor scientific preserves, was found dead on Saturday at his home in Athens, Ga.

The concept of concordance originates from a focus on a medical problem: "Why do patients not follow the treatment, as directed?" One of the primary reasons is that during health communication, the treatment regimens that are decided by health professionals might not be feasible or acceptable to patients.

He directed one of The Wire's final episodes and developed a taste for being behind the camera.

The incoming artistic director, Rufus Norris, directed one of the National's most bold and innovative shows in London Road.

Writer and director John Singleton even directed one of the episodes of this series.The symbolism wasn't lost.

Not for nothing did Edwards go on to write and direct one of the great inside-Hollywood satires, "S.O.B".

Buried in a new piece on Deadline.com by Mike Fleming Jr. about celebrities self-immolating themselves on the internet is word that Fincher "might be game" to direct one of the new "Star Wars" sequels.

But the strain of directing one of the most ambitious operas in the canon is immense.

This summer the actor Liev Schreiber will try his hand at directing one of the readings.

Marianne Elliott directs one of the funniest plays ever written about the festive season.