Sentence examples for directing from the from inspiring English sources
Directing from the violin, Monica Huggett's intelligent decorations and sensual phrasing ensure an elegant performance from the strings.
He graduated from Sarah Lawrence and received a master's degree in directing from the American Film Institute.
He received a graduate diploma of dramatic art in directing from the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney, Australia, and a master's in international relations from Tufts.
Battishill was a chorister at St . Pauls Cathedral (1747) and became conductor (directing from the harpischord) at Covent Garden about 1756.
Curnyn, directing from the harpsichord, led a detailed, precise and zippy performance from his ensemble, though only Galatea's final aria felt hurried.
When Andrew Manze takes over next season some things are bound to change; for a start, he'll be directing from the violin rather than the keyboard.
And he likes the direct-from-the-horse's-mouth style of providing information.
A driving instructor directs from the outside.
Rousset directed from the harpsichord with his customary refinement.
"It was clearly directed from the UK," he says.
He introduced a strategic planning process directed from the center.
