Sentence examples for directed someone from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, you want someone that's goal directed, someone who's able to set targets.

As an usher at the Walter Kerr Theater, this Elizabeth Taylor introduced herself to Mike Nichols, who directed "someone" in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" She also did her breathiest "Hi, I'm Elizabeth Taylor" to Edward Albee, the playwright of "Virginia Woolf".

The collaboration between Doug Aitken and LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy goes both ways: Aitken, whose work includes photography, sculpture, installation, and video, directed "Someone Great" in 2007, and Murphy contributed to Aitken's recent work "Song 1," which can be seen at the Hirshhorn Museum through May 13th.

The nickname apparently originated with someone at the mayor's office who directed someone to Lee by saying, "Oh you'll recognize him, he's the hipster cop".

Whenever I've directed someone to the blog by Mark Evanier, they've come back with two reactions: 1) thanking me profusely for the pleasure it brought them, and 2), berating me because of all the time they now spend reading it.

"In the theater I directed other people's material, so why shouldn't I direct someone else's script?

Robert Bresson, in his "Notes on Cinematography," wrote, regarding the word "director," "It's not a matter of directing someone but of directing oneself".

"I wasn't there, I didn't abuse or mistreat students, nor did I encourage or direct someone else to do so.

We all need money, but directing someone else's vision on their terms frequently seems to negate the point of being a director.

Not in the mood to write, Smith agreed, for the first time, to direct someone else's screenplay, an action comedy called Cop Out.

I think Pinter totally understands how in order to direct someone like Mamet it can't be adorned in any way; you just have to trust that the words are doing it for you.