Sentence examples for directing help from inspiring English sources

The bloggers spend their days on the phone getting notes from the field, trying to sort rumor from fact, and directing help where it is needed.

The documentarians, led by Carl Byker and Mitch Wilson, with writing and directing help from Isaac Mizrahi and David Mrazek, have provided more food for the mind than for the eye.

After his Everyman contract ended, Hill continued directing, helped set up the Citadel Arts Centre in St Helen's, contributed to Arts Council policy on community theatre and lectured at the Liverpool Institute of Performance Arts.

I was directing, helping coordinate movement, checking camera angles, and playing music as we moved throughout the city.

Inexplicably long scenery changes (Benard Cummings directed) help sap any sense of urgency.

He conducts, directs, helps move props and oversees sound.

The film, which Mr. Strick directed, helped produce and, with Betty Botley, wrote, starred Rip Torn as Miller.

Even when helping provides direct benefits, directing that help to relatives adds indirect benefits, increasing the overall selection on the helping trait.

The Metropolitan Opera mourns the death of Nathaniel Merrill, whose realism style of directing helped define an era in Met production history.

In a 2008 interview, Hoffman opined that "switching hats" between acting and directing helped him improve in both roles.

The important role played by support workers in directing help-seeking could be harnessed by commissioners, together with ensuring that primary care is aware of such groups, and responsive to requests for help.